Singapore: Singapore's air quality nears "very unhealthy" level amid haze from Indonesia wildfires.

Singapore's air quality was approaching a "very unhealthy" range over the past 24 hours as haze from Indonesia's wildfires blanketed Southeast Asia, according to data from the National Environment Agency (NEA) on Saturday. Landmarks were caught in dense haze in Singapore Saturday. NEA on Saturday issued a warning that local air pollution may deteriorate in the coming days as wind keeps bringing haze from Indonesia. A working group involving 28 government agencies has held a meeting to prepare a series of response measures. The Singaporean government said that it is in constant communication with the Indonesian side on assistance in efforts to curb the haze. Shotlist: Singapore - Oct 10, 2026: 1. Various of landmarks in haze; tourists; 2. SOUNDBITE (English) tourist (no name given) (partially overlaid with shot 3): "You can clearly see that the visibility is really low, and this is affecting. For us as tourists, we, of course, want to picture with the full view of the city skyline. But more than that, it's just, again, what is going to happen to your body after being exposed to this, right? Didn't expect it to be like that. I do not have a habit of wearing a face mask, but I see that there are people wearing a face mask, so I probably should consider." [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE]; 3. Landmarks in haze, tourists [SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE]; 4. Various of landmarks, buildings in haze. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]