Air quality in Singapore improves; hourly PM2.5 readings normal islandwide
The west was the only region as of 8am to record unhealthy air quality on the 24-hour PSI.
The west was the only region as of 8am to record unhealthy air quality on the 24-hour PSI.
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Hourly PM2.5 readings have been in the "normal" range for all five regions since 1am on Oct 22.
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