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Singapore air pollution hits ‘very high’ level, says environment agency

SINGAPORE, Oct 14 — Air pollution in western Singapore hit the country’s “very high” band today, the environment agency said, as haze from Indonesia forest fires causes a...

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新加坡环境局称,新加坡空气污染达到“非常高”水平。

Air pollution in western Singapore reached the "very high" band due to haze from Indonesian forest fires.

PM2.5 particulate levels in the west hit 288 micrograms per cubic metre.

These levels vastly exceed World Health Organisation recommended limits.

SINGAPORE, Oct 14 — Air pollution in western Singapore hit the country’s “very high” band today, the environment agency said, as haze from Indonesia forest fires causes a regional crisis.

In the city’s west, levels of tiny particulate capable of penetrating the blood and lungs — known as PM2.5 — hit 288 micrograms per cubic metre, vastly exceeding World Health Organisation recommended limits. — AFP

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