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Haze situation in Singapore expected to improve as inter-monsoon period sets in: Met Service

Katherine Langford
Katherine Langford
Katherine Langford
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Haze situation in Singapore expected to improve as inter-monsoon period sets in: Met Service — Singapore Business news

Favourable winds and wetter conditions are expected to help improve the haze situation in Singapore, the Meteorological Service Singapore said.

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