Haze How Liao?
NEA haze updates

SINGAPORE AIR CHECK

Haze how liao?

A little haze check before you head out. See what's in the air, find your neighbourhood, and know when to mask up.

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Air check, Singapore

NEA LIVE DATA

FIVE REPORTING REGIONS

Singapore, by region

Live regional readings plus a rough one-hour cigarette-equivalent estimate for unmasked exposure.

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Markers show approximate NEA reporting-centre readings, not official region boundaries.

PM2.5 · 1 hour

  • Normal · 0–55
  • Elevated · 56–150
  • High · 151–250
  • Very high · 251+

PSI · 24 hours

  • Good · 0–50
  • Moderate · 51–100
  • Unhealthy · 101–200
  • Very unhealthy · 201–300
  • Hazardous · 301+
Official haze guide ↗

Region with highest reading

1-hour average

PM2.5

—µg/m³

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24-hour average

Pollutant Standards Index

—PSI

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Readings are from Singapore’s open government real-time API. 1-hour PM2.5 and 24-hour PSI are different measures; use PSI for general health guidance.

YOUR NEXT STOP

Going somewhere?

Look up a Singapore place, address or postal code. We’ll match it to the nearest reporting region and give you a quick outdoor-activity check.

Singapore locations only · verified by OneMap; nearby photos may be from Wikimedia Commons

Your local haze check will show up here.

Pick a place to get started

THE HAZE HOW LIAO FAMILY

Mask up, or can relax?

Defaults to the highest-reading region. Check a Singapore place or choose another region to update the masks.

Waiting for live readings to determine mask status…
Two family members at a playground 01 / OUT & ABOUT
Park day, planned.Better to check before heading out.
A father and child taking a selfie 02 / QUICK SELFIE
Good vibes, clear advice.Keep a well-fitting mask handy.
A child beside a lake on a sunny day 03 / SUNNY SIDE
Play safe, little one.Children may be more sensitive to haze.
A father and child beside a lake 04 / LAKESIDE
Fresh-air daydreams.Let the readings set the pace.

Illustrative mask overlays only — not a medical assessment or a substitute for a properly fitted respirator. Photos are shown as supplied.

FROM THE NEWSROOMS

Latest haze news

CNA, The Straits Times and Mothership · refreshed daily at 3pm SGT

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A LITTLE NOURISHMENT

Good food for hazy days

Comforting, balanced choices to keep you nourished and hydrated.

A glass of water beside a bowl of warm soup
01 / HYDRATE

Water & warm soup

Keep water on hand and enjoy a warm soup for a comforting, hydrating meal.

A balanced plate with fruit and vegetables
02 / FRESH & COLOURFUL

Leafy greens & fresh produce

Enjoy fresh produce as part of a varied diet; it’s nourishing, but not a haze shield.

A nourishing meal with vegetables and protein
03 / BALANCED MEAL

A balanced meal with protein

Pair vegetables with protein and whole grains for a satisfying everyday meal.

No food or drink prevents haze exposure or treats its effects. Reduce time outdoors when air quality is poor and follow NEA health advice.