Singapore is bracing for a potentially severe haze event in August and September, driven by the combined effects of El Niño and warmer sea surface temperatures. The Singapore Institute of International Affairs predicts this year's haze could be particularly disruptive, impacting air quality and posing health risks such as eye, nose, and throat irritation. Authorities are advising the public to expect unpleasant air conditions and recommend wearing N95 masks for extended outdoor exposure. AI
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