World · Singapore Bureau
Singapore air quality improves to moderate levels across all regions
Singapore's air quality has recovered to moderate levels islandwide following a spike in pollutant concentrations earlier this month. The Pollutant Standards Index peaked at 164 on September 29 before conditions improved.
LSN Singapore ·
Air quality across Singapore has returned to moderate levels in all regions, marking an improvement from earlier this month when haze conditions affected the island.
The Pollutant Standards Index reached a peak of 164 on September 29, indicating unhealthy air quality at that time. However, conditions have since normalised across all monitoring stations, with readings now consistently in the moderate range.
Moderate air quality typically falls within the PSI range of 51 to 100, which poses minimal health concerns for most of the population. The National Environment Agency continues to monitor air quality levels across Singapore.
Residents are advised to check real-time PSI readings for their specific regions. The agency recommends that those with respiratory conditions or other health concerns remain vigilant and consult medical professionals if symptoms worsen.