World · Malaysia Bureau
Singapore's air quality plunges to unhealthy levels across all regions
The Asean Specialised Meteorological Centre has flagged moderate transboundary smoke haze affecting Singapore, Peninsular Malaysia, and northwestern Borneo. All regions in Singapore are experiencing unhealthy air quality readings.
LSN Malaysia ·
Singapore's air quality has deteriorated significantly, with all regions recording unhealthy pollution levels as transboundary smoke haze sweeps across the region. The Asean Specialised Meteorological Centre attributed the degradation to moderate smoke haze originating from sources affecting multiple parts of Southeast Asia.
The haze impact extends beyond Singapore's borders, with the meteorological centre reporting that Peninsular Malaysia and northwestern Borneo are also experiencing the effects of the transboundary pollution. The widespread nature of the haze underscores the regional air quality challenges facing Southeast Asia.
Residents across all Singapore regions are advised to monitor air quality updates and take appropriate precautions. The situation reflects ongoing concerns about transboundary air pollution in Southeast Asia, a recurring issue during certain seasons that affects millions across the region.