Haze Implementation Threatens Singapore GP

SINGAPORE - Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix this weekend was overshadowed by the condition that "unhealthy" due to rising levels of air pollution due to smog. It was stated by the Singapore National Environment Agency, NEA. 

NEA, indicating that after getting the data that the level of air pollution in Singapore need special attention. For three hours until 15:00 local time, Air Pollution Standards Index in the city state above 100, which indicates it is not healthy. 

The situation is believed to be caused by smog from forest fires in Sumatra, which brought winds of up to lion country. In their official website warned that, if the levels of smog pollution exceeds 100, it can affect human health, especially in strenuous activities outdoors. 

Reported PlanetF1, Friday (19/09/2014), the team Williams mentions that the high air temperature, humidity and the long duration of the Grand Prix (GP) of Singapore, is one of the most difficult races in the F1 calendar, because the rider could lose weight to 3 kg after diving 61 laps. 

Fairly good news is, the weather forecast predicted rain will fall in the next 4 days, which could reduce the level of pollution. However, the race organizers will continue to monitor the issue. 

"In a situation like this, that smog can affect sight, public health and other operational issues, Singapore GP will work closely with relevant bodies before making decisions together for this race," said a spokesman dinyakatan description Singapore GP.