AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHaze & Health: Singapore’s haze guidance now urges employers to adjust outdoor work according to hourly PM2.5 readings. Air quality was back to normal in the north, east and south on Oct 21, after earlier unhealthy readings; MOH has also released reserve N95 masks to retailers amid increased demand. Accountability: Minister Chee Hong Tat warned that companies whose illegal activities cause transboundary haze could face legal and financial penalties, as smoke from Indonesian fires continues to affect the region. Pet Health: Singapore vets report 10% to 15% more visits for respiratory or eye problems in recent weeks. They say haze may aggravate existing conditions, though a direct link has not been established. Women’s Health: A Singapore story spotlighted breast cancer at 30, while local graphic novelists are opening up conversations about body image and menopause.
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