The ASEAN monitoring centre raised its alert to Level 2.

Government agencies are prepared to take action.

Singapore has enough masks and air purifiers for schools and homes.

The priority is to protect public health and daily life.

The dry season has started, and conditions are warmer and drier this year.

A Level 2 alert means more fires and haze are possible.

Hotspots were found in Indonesia's Sumatra and Kalimantan.

Smoke haze has been seen moving from Kalimantan to Sarawak.

Dry weather is expected, which could increase haze risk.

The situation is being closely watched.

Authorities have increased public warnings to help people prepare.

Agencies have shared information on haze risks and protection since May.

The National Environment Agency will keep the public informed about air quality.

The public can get updates from the NEA's website and social media.