Haze in Indonesia and Singapore disrupts thousands of flights and raises pollution levels

Haze in Indonesia and Singapore disrupts thousands of flights and raises pollution levels
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Written by AI from 3 reports listed below. Not checked by a person before publication. How we use AI

Indonesia's transport ministry said around 2,400 flights across the country have been affected by haze since mid‑August. The haze coincided with Singapore's PSI exceeding the 300 threshold for outdoor activity suspension and Jakarta's AQI reaching unhealthy levels of 152 and 153, while 31 hospitals and 44 community health centres in Jakarta were placed on standby.

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