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Singapore's National Environment Agency has issued an advisory on transboundary smoke haze affecting the island, with air quality monitoring services flagging elevated pollution readings. The alert advises residents, especially vulnerable groups, to monitor conditions and limit prolonged outdoor activity if haze thickens. People in Singapore are closely watching air quality levels as haze drifts into the region.
- 2Atmosphere Watch: New Analysis Tracks Global Air Quality in 2026●Atmosphere Watch: new analysis tracks global air quality and transboundary pollution in 2026
The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service has released a new analysis tracking global air quality and transboundary pollution for 2026. The review follows cross-border pollution flows and air quality trends worldwide, offering data for researchers and policymakers. Interest centres on how pollution moves across national boundaries and what the latest readings mean for public health.
- 3Nationwide protests demand cancellation of Palantir NHS contract●« … the demonstration was part of a nationwide day of action calling for the cancellation of Palantir’s multi-billion-po
Demonstrations took place across the UK as part of a nationwide day of action demanding the cancellation of Palantir's multi-billion-pound contract with the National Health Service. Campaigners, linking the protests to pro-Palestine and ceasefire causes, are urging the government to end its data and technology agreements with the US software company.
- 4WHO helps Sudan rebuild its National Polio Laboratory▼WHO EMRO - WHO supports Sudan to re-establish the National Polio Laboratory
The World Health Organization's Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office says it is supporting Sudan in re-establishing its National Polio Laboratory. The facility is central to polio surveillance and testing, and its restoration marks a step toward rebuilding the country's public health infrastructure after prolonged conflict and disruption of health services.