Contingency plans are in place for the F1 event. These plans outline measures to be taken at different air quality levels. Medical assistance and N95 masks will be made available if required.
The plans are set to be implemented at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. This is to ensure the event can proceed with necessary precautions in place.
Further details on the contingency plans can be found through the relevant authorities, such as the STB, which has announced the measures.
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