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Saturday, October 17, 2026

All ActiveSG outdoor sports facilities resume operations on Oct 17

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SINGAPORE – All ActiveSG sport facilities will resume operations on Oct 17, as haze conditions eased slightly with the 24-hour PSI across Singapore dipping back to the ‘unhealthy’ range overnight.

In a 12am haze advisory update on its website ActiveSG Circle - Sport Singapore’s online platform to promote participation in sports - said that the facilities will resume operations according to their respective operating hours.

It advised visitors to monitor prevailing air quality conditions and adjust their activities accordingly, with vulnerable groups encouraged to exercise extra caution when participating in outdoor activities.

“SportSG will continue to monitor the haze situation closely and adjust operations where necessary,” the advisory said.

ActiveSG first announced the temporary closure of all outdoor and non-air-conditioned facilities at its sport centres in the south, east, west and central areas due to unhealthy air pollution levels on Oct 15.

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