𝕏xSG first seen 20 h ago, last 4 h ago, peak #1

Singapore hits new PM2.5 high as haze persists

Original: Over a month into the haze, Singapore logged a new high PM2.5 on Oct. 14, 288 micrograms per cubic meter. It resulted in

More than a month into the haze crisis, Singapore recorded its highest PM2.5 reading yet on October 14, reaching 288 micrograms per cubic meter. The pollution forced the closure of public outdoor sports venues. Wildfires in Indonesia's Kalimantan and southern Sumatra continue burning, with smoke drifting north toward Singapore and prompting health and safety concerns.

Why now: Air quality reached its worst level of the crisis, directly affecting daily life in Singapore.

SingaporeIndonesiaKalimantanSumatra

Open on x →

Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 8 snapshots from 20 h ago to 4 h ago.

Evidence

• Over a month into the haze, Singapore logged a new high PM2.5 on Oct. 14, 288 micrograms per cubic meter. It resulted in the closure of public outdoor sports venues. Wildfires in Indonesia's Kalimantan and southern Sumatra are still burning, with smoke spreading north. · BridgingNews_ · 4

API: https://socialmediatrends-api.osmike.com/v1/trends/2309713