Asean climate monitor issues highest alert level over toxic haze
The Singapore Asean Specialised Meteorological Centre (ASMC), the regional bloc's climate and fire monitor, has issued its highest alert level, Alert Level 3, for the Southern Asean region. This decision was triggered by ongoing fires in Indonesia that are producing toxic haze blanketing parts of Southeast Asia.

The Singapore Asean Specialised Meteorological Centre (ASMC), the regional bloc's climate and fire monitor, has issued its highest alert level, Alert Level 3, for the Southern Asean region. This decision was triggered by ongoing fires in Indonesia that are producing toxic haze blanketing parts of Southeast Asia. The ASMC, located near Singapore's Changi Airport, employs a four-tiered alert system, with Level 3 signifying a high risk. The alert was activated and reported on Saturday.
The ASMC uses a four-tiered alert level system, from zero to three, with the highest triggered if there is a high risk.
The Singapore Asean Specialised Meteorological Centre (ASMC) activated Alert Level 3 for the Southern Asean region.
The regional bloc’s climate and fire monitor has triggered the highest-level alert due to the haze.
Ongoing fires in Indonesia have blanketed parts of Southeast Asia with toxic haze.