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Singapore chokes under Indonesian haze as air pollution hits world’s worst level
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Singapore chokes under Indonesian haze as air pollution hits world’s worst level

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Singapore chokes under Indonesian haze as air pollution hits world’s worst levelSingapore has recorded the world’s highest air pollution levels as smoke from fires in neighbouring Indonesia spreads across the city-state,

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