SINGAPORE: Pollution from forest fires in Indonesia pushed Singapore’s air quality to unhealthy levels for the first time in three years on Saturday, the government said, a week ahead of the Formula One night race in the city.
The toxic smoke caused by burning to clear land for plantations is an annual problem for Indonesia’s neighbors, but has been worsened this year by particularly dry weather.
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