Nachez wrote that the air quality in Singapore had reached unhealthy levels across the city, hours before the start of the Grand Prix weekend, and that the city was then the second largest city in the world with the worst air quality. He also stated that the smoke from the fires in Indonesia had already forced the closure of schools in several areas of Malaysia. According to Nachez, contingency plans had been prepared for the GP, including medical assistance, N95 masks, and possible restrictions on outdoor activities if the situation worsened. #CalidadDelAire #Salud #F1 (translated)
