AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHaze Emergency: Smoke from Indonesian fires pushed Singapore’s air pollution among the world’s worst. On Oct 11, island-wide 24-hour PSI readings remained unhealthy despite a slight improvement; fine-particle levels were still elevated. Singapore has offered Indonesia help fighting the fires as haze also disrupts life across the region. Health Measures: From Oct 12, eligible residents can get subsidised treatment for haze-related conditions at polyclinics and participating GP clinics. Authorities have also warned people to limit outdoor activity as pollution worsens. Wildlife: Eight orangutans rescued from fires in Indonesian Borneo have been released into a protected forest, though rescuers say habitat protection remains essential while fires threaten their homes. Waste Reduction: Singapore has begun a six-month trial of lockers and collection points to recycle used phones and laptops.
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