SINGAPORE, Oct 12 (Bernama) -- Mosques across Singapore remain open for daily and Friday congregational prayers despite the haze, though non-essential outdoor activities will be suspended if air quality deteriorates to very unhealthy levels.
World : Singapore Mosques To Stay Open For Prayers, Curb Outdoor Activities If Haze Worsens
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- The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) in a statement on Monday said mosques had been issued haze preparedness guidelines covering precautionary measures across different Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) levels.
- The council said appropriate precautions were in place to safeguard worshippers and prayer arrangements could be adjusted according to prevailing haze conditions, available indoor facilities and national health advisories.
- “Should the 24-hour PSI enter the very unhealthy range (201–300), mosques will suspend non-essential outdoor programmes and activities,” it said.
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