Singapore Air Pollution Hits Record Annual High

The Straits Times reported a new record for hazardous air pollution in Singapore following widespread forest fires in Indonesia. Concentrations of hazardous fine particulate matter PM2.5 in western Singapore rose to an unprecedented 288 micrograms per cubic meter, while the standard normal range for these particles has consistently been between zero and 55. Forest fires in Indonesia are the main cause of this environmental crisis and a higher

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