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The smell of burning is back in Singapore
   UPDATE: Aug. 26, 2016, 11:43 a.m. SGT Updated PSI reading SINGAPORE — Many in Singapore woke up on Friday to a burning smell. Social media posts started flooding in with people complaining about the smell and smoggy views over the typically clear city. SEE ALSO: How low-cost tech can help India monitor the air it breathes According to the National Environment Agency's PM2.5 readings, the air pollution levels started climbing quickly at around 9 a.m., reaching a high of 181 in the western part of the island by 11 a.m. The NEA regards readings of between 51-100 as "moderate", while 101-200 crosses into the "unhealthy" range. Read more... More about Indonesia, Haze, Pollution, Singapore, and World 
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