Greenpeace Links 20 Agricultural Companies to Indonesian Fires
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As it stood that day
Air quality in southern Singapore has returned to the moderate range.
16 reports · 6 Oct
Summary · from headlines6 points
- Haze from Sumatra drifted into Singapore, with PSI at unhealthy levels in all 5 regions.
- The 24-hour PSI forecast was high moderate to mid-unhealthy.
- Air quality in southern Singapore returned to the moderate range.
- Greenpeace linked 20 agricultural firms to Indonesian fires.
- Malaysia haze worsened overnight, with Johor hardest hit.
- F1 drivers faced unhealthy Singapore air as ‘super’ El Niño fueled wildfire haze.
Latest developments6 to read first
F1 drivers face ‘unhealthy’ Singapore air as ‘super’ El Niño fuels wildfire haze
The Guardian6 Oct · 22:54Smoky Singapore gears up to talk money ahead of F1
Reuters6 Oct · 21:24Name firms behind transboundary haze, Johor opposition chief urges Indonesia
The Straits Times6 Oct · 21:24Johor hardest hit as Malaysia haze worsens overnight, Malaysia News
asiaone.com6 Oct · 21:24Greenpeace links 20 agricultural firms to Indonesian fires
The Edge Singapore6 Oct · 21:24Timeline 16 reports
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