The National Environment Agency (NEA) has confirmed that the hail,
which some residents, particularly those living in the western
parts of Singapore experienced, is not caused by the cloud seeding
in Indonesia.
It said in a briefing on Tuesday evening, that clouds do not travel
that far and the clouds would be going in the wrong direction if it
was related as the wind is currently blowing the haze away from
Singapore.
Asked if the hail was related to the haze, NEA would only say that
it was a possibility but could not give a confirmation. It added
that the heavy downpour on Tuesday afternoon was not toxic.
Wednesday's forecast was still likely to be "unhealthy" even though
the current PSI reading is in the "moderate" range. This is because
the PM2.5 reading is in the "unhealthy" range. Emergency department
attendance and polyclinic attendance for haze-related conditions
have gone up 0.9 per cent and 16.5 per cent respectively, it
said.
I find it fishy, why NEA said the cloud seeding is not from
indonesia. rather I would like to hear NEA confirm the cloud
seeding is not from singapore. I believe the cloud seeding is from
singapore and SG would not admit doing it as it had unpredictable
side effects from the cloud seed, eg... tree branches breaks...
cars damage by tree branches. some people house windows shattered.
There wont want to take the blame so it seems quite obvious it SG
cloud seeding.
