Singapore’s air pollution worst in world as haze shuts Malaysia schools
Singapore is experiencing its worst air pollution globally due to haze from Indonesian wildfires. Air quality in Singapore reached the "very unhealthy" range on Wednesday afternoon, according to IQAir data.

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AI-generatedSingapore is experiencing its worst air pollution globally due to haze from Indonesian wildfires. Air quality in Singapore reached the "very unhealthy" range on Wednesday afternoon, according to IQAir data. Kuala Lumpur, previously the most polluted city, is now second. The haze has also led to the closure of approximately 200 schools in Malaysia's Johor state, located northwest of Singapore. This environmental issue is occurring just days before Singapore's annual Formula One weekend.
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4 extractedAir quality levels in Singapore were in the 'very unhealthy' range on Wednesday afternoon.
Singapore's air pollution is the worst in the world due to haze from Indonesian wildfires.
Approximately 200 schools in the Malaysian state of Johor were affected.
Kuala Lumpur ranked as the second-most polluted city globally.