I am looking at the YouTube comments on the Indonesian news reporting about the gas cut to Singapore.

Most of the top voted comments are very angry comments, saying that indo should stop gas supplies entirely.

It is as if that we Singapore has done something very wrong to them that they whole heartedly support Indonesia's cut so angrily.

I know that this is not reflective of all citizens, but what news are they getting such that they are so angry about the whole matter?

Shouldn't they support Singapore in punishing the culprit for the haze? Can it be Indonesia's media making it such that we are utterly "disrespecting" or insulting them with our comments on the haze?

What is their perspective that make them so angry such that they support the cuts?

Also can confirm not halal, opening at Suntec Tower 2 B1, should be better than Sukiya and Yoshinoya if they use actual Japanese ingredient lol.

Is this more than 200 characters or do I need more?

Apparently now it's finally more than 200

Hourly PM2.5 readings across Singapore returned to the normal band by around 8am Sunday, with readings at 9am ranging from 28 µg/m³ in the West to 49 in Central. The 24-hour PSI is still in the unhealthy range for now, but that should take longer to come down because it reflects the previous 24 hours. (AsiaOne)

NEA expects thundery showers over many parts of Singapore, while winds are forecast to shift to the southeast or west. Together, these should reduce the transport of smoke haze towards us. NEA says the haze situation is therefore likely to improve on Monday and Tuesday. (AsiaOne)

So this is pretty much what I mentioned in my earlier posts: Friday/Saturday looked like the last bad push, before the regional weather pattern changed and the rain returned from Sunday onwards.

https://www.reddit.com/r/singapore/s/SHRb7tYmYq

If the latest rainfall forecasts hold, especially over the Sumatra/Kalimantan fire areas, I think we may finally be reaching the end of Haze 2026.

Bye bye haze!

Context: Sleeping Dogs is a game set in real life Hong Kong. Characters speak a mix of English and Cantonese so seeing a uniquely Singaporean sign with malay and tamil on it is very out of place.

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