Major retail landlords in Singapore have closed automated doors and suspended outdoor activities in response to poor air quality. The measures aim to reduce exposure to haze, which has worsened due to ongoing forest fires in Indonesia. Malls have also restricted outdoor events and encouraged indoor shopping to protect visitors. The decision follows a government advisory urging residents to limit time spent outdoors. Air quality indexes in parts of Singapore have remained in the hazardous range for several days. Health authorities warn of increased respiratory risks, particularly for vulnerable groups. The move reflects broader efforts to mitigate health impacts from transboundary haze. Officials continue monitoring conditions and may extend restrictions if levels remain high.