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Haze watch Oct 15: Air quality in western Singapore improves, PSI returns to unhealthy range nationwide

After spending 18 hours in the very unhealthy range, the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) in western Singapore returned to the unhealthy range at 3pm on Thursday (Oct 15).The western reading climbed to a high of 212 at noon, then gradually fell towards the unhealthy range.At 3pm, PSI ranged from 125 in northern Singapore to 196 in the western region.The...

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Haze watch Oct 15: Air quality in western Singapore improves, PSI returns to unhealthy range nationwide
Haze watch Oct 15: Air quality in western Singapore improves, PSI returns to unhealthy range nationwide

After spending 18 hours in the very unhealthy range, the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) in western Singapore returned to the unhealthy range at 3pm on Thursday (Oct 15).

The western reading climbed to a high of 212 at noon, then gradually fell towards the unhealthy range.

At 3pm, PSI ranged from 125 in northern Singapore to 196 in the western region.

The next highest reading of 188 was recorded in central Singapore.

Meanwhile, one-hour PM2.5 fell within the elevated band.

It ranged from 99 to 148µg/m3, with central Singapore having the highest concentration reading.

Alongside the improved air quality, Sport Singapore has also announced the reopening of outdoor and non-aircon ActiveSG facilities in the southern and western regions.

As of 2.30pm, 44 facilities in in the eastern and central regions remain closed.

Members of the public can check for the latest list of temporary closures at the ActiveSG Circle website .

Eligible Singaporeans who are collecting their masks are encouraged to check GoWhereHazeMask for the latest stock availability before heading out.

Members of the public should check the latest one-hour PM2.5 readings before participating in any immediate outdoor activities.

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