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Downpour during haze: Some Singaporeans alarmed by grey rainwater

While many thought that the heavy rain around Singapore on Thursday (Oct 15) morning would help "wash away" the haze, the resulting grey rainwater sparked concern among some locals.A resident from Ang Mo Kio, surnamed Zhong, told 8World that the three buckets of rainwater she had collected were blackish-grey.Meanwhile, a video uploaded on the Singapore Parents Instagram page also showed...

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Downpour during haze: Some Singaporeans alarmed by grey rainwater
Downpour during haze: Some Singaporeans alarmed by grey rainwater

While many thought that the heavy rain around Singapore on Thursday (Oct 15) morning would help "wash away" the haze, the resulting grey rainwater sparked concern among some locals.

A resident from Ang Mo Kio, surnamed Zhong, told 8World that the three buckets of rainwater she had collected were blackish-grey.

Meanwhile, a video uploaded on the Singapore Parents Instagram page also showed several buckets of murky rainwater.

"When raindrops fall, they pull some pollution particles out of the air," CNA explained in a video on Thursday.

But as the haze is made out of fine smoke and pollution particles, the rain may not wash them all away very quickly.

Hence, the grey rainwater.

After viewing the post of the murky rainwater, some netizens expressed their concern.

"I pity my lungs now," one wrote.

Another said that the water in their fish pond at home had also turned the same colour.

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Singapore's air quality entered the "Very Unhealthy" range on Wednesday , with the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) reaching 203 in western Singapore.

While the air quality improved slightly earlier on Thursday, it entered the unhealthy range again, hitting 205µg/m3 in the central region at 5pm.

Outdoor and non-air conditioned ActiveSG facilities across Singapore are temporarily closed as a precautionary measure, according to Sport Singapore.

Eligible Singaporeans can each collect a pair of N95 masks. For more information on the eligibility criteria, collection locations and live updates on mask availability at the vending machines, visit the HazeMaskGoWhere website .

yeo.shuhui@asiaone.com

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