Mr Haze is back since his last attempt during 1997 to fill the whole Asian region with his fart. Currently, the Pollutant Standard Index, or PSI for short is around 145 which is considered unhealthy. Previously, flats between Seng Kang and Punggol and be easily seen from far. But due to the saturated haze, its difficult to be able to see them now. So how does a PSI:145 reading affect us? This means that people with cardiovascular and/or respiratory problems may slightly worsen. Healthy people may also be affected. So, people with existing cardiovascular and/or respiratory problems are advised to reduce physical and/or outdoor activities. People with no health problems are also encouraged to reduce vigorous activities. The best solution to evade the haze is to stay at home, air-conditioned if possible. For the latest updates on PSI readings, you can switch on your TV every three hours or so to check on it. Or you can access the National Environment Agency (NEA) here for more information. Now do I sound like a newscaster? Lols.

See for yourself, the HDB flats in the background is almost being suffocated by Mr Haze's fart.