Haze forecast for July 15: 24-hr PM2.5 to be slightly elevated

[rolleyez]

Haze forecast for July 15: 24-hr PM2.5 to be slightly elevated

AsiaOne
Sunday, Jul 14, 2013

SINGAPORE - As at 4pm today, the 24-hr PSI is 35-40 and the 24-hr PM2.5 is 24-28µg/m3.

For the next few days, the low level winds are forecast to be south-easterly.

The National Environment Agency (NEA) said on Sunday that thundery showers are expected tomorrow morning.

The 24-hr PSI for the next 24 hours is expected to be in the Good band (i.e.≤ 50). The 24-hr PM2.5 is expected to be slightly elevated.

Health Advisory (14 Jul 2013, 6.00pm – 15 Jul 2013, 6.00pm)

Based on the 24-hr PSI and 24-hr PM2.5 forecast, the health advisory for this period corresponds to the PSI <100 band in the MOH Health Advisory for the General Public and Workers, as follows:

Normal activities for:

- Healthy persons

- Elderly, pregnant women, children

- Persons with chronic medical conditions especially lung or heart disease

Persons who are not feeling well should seek medical attention.

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[PrinceCharming]

After Asean ministers' meeting and so many statements and promises by Bargain Hen and Ms Vivien, how come the haze issue has not been settled?

 

[butoh6050]

After Asean ministers' meeting and so many statements and promises by Bargain Hen and Ms Vivien, how come the haze issue has not been settled?

Because vivian is erotically obsessed with the hawker issue.

 

[AceFrehley]

Because vivian is erotically obsessed with the hawker issue.

The men who find his daughter chio are erotically obsessed as well.

 

[aishateng]

Interesting article I came across today

http://www.establishmentpost.com/masking-responsibility-in-the-nanny-state-in-singapore/

Now that the haze in Singapore has cleared, so has the haze on facts and figures surrounding it.

When the N95 masks were no where to be found and queues were building outside pharmacies in shopping malls and tempers began to fray, the question was never asked: should the government be responsible for ensuring masks are available in the first place?