Haze continues to affect air quality across Singapore, with the National Environment Agency (NEA) reporting unhealthy conditions that persist into Sunday. Multiple outlets cite elevated particulate matter, including PM2.5, across the island and note that worsening is possible under some forecasts.
NEA’s hourly and 24-hour haze updates show fluctuations but generally remain in the unhealthy band. CNA reports that the 24-hour PSI is expected to be in the “unhealthy” to “high unhealthy” range on Sunday, following overnight easing after new highs reached on Friday. The Straits Times similarly says air quality improves slightly at times but stays unhealthy, with one-hour PM2.5 readings in an elevated range.
Outlets also differ in how they frame intensity: CNA references a noon central-region PSI reading of 184, the highest for the haze season so far, while The Straits Times highlights potential severity in some forecasts, including the possibility of “very unhealthy” conditions. Overall, all reporting points to haze persistence and PM2.5 levels remaining elevated across all five regions.
