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Live Air Quality Across Cities
One honest number per city, pulled every 15 minutes from official monitoring stations across Malaysia and Singapore. Tap any region to make it your primary view.
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Kuala Lumpur
53
API
Healthy
Good day. Window-open weather.
Air pollutant index is below 100. Outdoor activity is fine for everyone, including children, seniors, and asthma sufferers. A good day to air out the home.
Data via World Air Quality Index Project · Updated
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Methodology and sources
How this tracker works
A public air-quality board for Malaysia and Singapore. The same station values the authorities publish, re-read every 15 minutes, with nothing hidden about where they come from.
Where the numbers come from
Readings are pulled from the World Air Quality Index Project. It aggregates official government monitoring stations. We publish the station value as it comes: no smoothing, no averaging, no adjustment.
Malaysian locations are shown as API (Air Pollutant Index) and Singaporean locations as PSI (Pollutant Standards Index), matching how each country reports.
How often it updates
A scheduled job re-reads every station every 15 minutes and rewrites the stored values, so the page renders the latest figure on load rather than a cached daily snapshot.
Coverage is 13 locations: eight in Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya, Shah Alam, Ipoh, Penang, Johor Bahru, Kuching, Kota Kinabalu) and five in Singapore (Central, North, South, East, West).
Last updated:
What the bands mean
- Below 100: Healthy. Outdoor activity is fine for everyone, including children, seniors and asthma sufferers.
- Above 100: Unhealthy. Children, seniors 60+, pregnant women and people with asthma should reduce outdoor time.
- Above 150: Critical. Dangerous for everyone. Stay indoors, run air conditioning on recirculate, do not exercise outdoors.
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