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Singapore to roll out subsidies for haze-related conditions at GP clinics, polyclinics from Oct 12

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@MichaelLim-w5f
@@MichaelLim-w5fImported3wk ago
Has the haze got worse due to climate change or even because of Covid or some unknown reason. There was one time when Singapore was blanketed with haze for<br>nearly two months but nobody mentioned anything except that to said visibility is<br>poor and the air felt rancid. I even felt grateful to the haze as it block the sun and<br>make Singapore much cooler to stayed outdoor. We even have fire drill as normal <br>and everyone was in the field admiring the haze. Fast forward to today it is a different story even though the haze is not so bad and just for two weeks. It is due<br>to climate change or simply Singapore is now too much crowded and people are jostling for fresh air. Now I hear only complain and complain about the haze.