Singapore rolls out haze subsidies as Malaysia extends school closures
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Singapore introduces subsidies for haze-related medical treatment as Indonesian fires worsen air pollution, while schools close in parts of Malaysia
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SINGAPORE rolled out subsidies for haze-related medical treatment Monday and schools were closed in parts of neighbouring Malaysia, as both countries grapple with persistently unhealthy air quality due to fires in nearby Indonesia.
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- Oct 12, 2026
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