September 07, 07:37 PM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 As everyone knows, Singaporeans are currently extremely focused on following developments on the upcoming Singapore General Election on Friday, September 11.
It follows, to our surprise, that they are too focused on reading about the election, the he-said-she-said and going for the nightly rock concerts rallies, and posting self-important act-intelligent Facebook posts to realise that the haze has hit us once again.
We saw two Channel NewsAsia alerts today informing us that the three-hour Pollutant Standards Index (more commonly referred to as the PSI) rose to 117, and then 123 at 6pm.
3-hour PSI at 6pm is 123. http://t.co/FrzbHQOeT2 #sghaze
— NEA (@NEAsg) September 7, 2015
Okay, judging from the retweets this got, mayyyybe people have noticed it.
Anyway, here are some reminders that indeed, the haze is happening all over Singapore — although let's be clear, we're not asking you to start complaining about it again:
In Orchard. Photo by Belmont Lay
In Taman Jurong. Photo by Bernice Wong
In MacPherson. Photo by Grace Yeoh
In the Marina Bay area. Photo by Patricia Tobin
In Clementi. Photo by Eisebess Chee
In Clementi. Photo by Eisebess Chee
In the CBD. Photo by Gerald Chan
In Marina Bay. Photo by Gerald Chan
In Changi. Photo by Damon Yeo
In Commonwealth. Photo by Mindy Tan
In Ayer Rajah. Photo by Nyi Nyi Thet
So yes, FYI — the #SGHaze has landed.
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