Air Quality in Central Singapore Back in Unhealthy Range
One-hour PM2.5 reached 107 in central Singapore, while the 24-hour Pollutant Standard Index stayed moderate at 92, officials said.
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1-hour PM2.5 in central Singapore hits 107, air quality inching towards unhealthy range
The Republic's air quality is inching closer to unhealthy levels again on Monday (Sept 14) morning.At 9.30am, the 24-hour Pollutant Standard Index (PSI) was between 73 and 92, within the moderate range, with the highest reading of 92 recorded in central Singapore. A reading of between 101 to 200 denotes the unhealthy range.Meanwhile, one-hour PM.25 at that time
Singapore's skyline was shrouded in smog on Monday (14/09) as smoke from fires raging in Indonesia - which have also spread across the border - reduced the city-state's air quality to unhealthy levels. The Air Quality Index was recorded at 181 - a level considered unhealthy - at 10 a.m. local time, according to ... More www.ertnews.gr
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