World · Singapore Bureau
Singapore air quality remains good to moderate as PSI stays stable
The National Environment Agency has forecast the Pollutant Standards Index to remain in the 70-100 range on October 26, with PM2.5 readings returning to normal levels islandwide.
LSN Singapore ·
Air quality across Singapore is expected to remain at good to moderate levels, with the 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) forecast to stay between 70 and 100 on October 26, according to the National Environment Agency (NEA).
PM2.5 readings have normalised across the island, indicating an improvement in air quality from previously elevated levels. The stable PSI range suggests favourable atmospheric conditions and reduced particulate matter concentration in the air.
Residents can continue their daily outdoor activities with minimal health concerns at the current air quality levels. The good to moderate classification indicates that while air quality is acceptable, sensitive groups may still experience minor symptoms during prolonged outdoor exposure.
The NEA continues to monitor air quality conditions closely. Members of the public are advised to check the NEA's real-time air quality information through its website or mobile application for the latest PSI readings and health advisories in their vicinity.