EuropAce EPU406Q Air Purifier Why is this a Goodstuff? Latest Japanese High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) and carbon filter Captures 99.7% fine dust, airborne particles and pollutants Sensor light indicates current air quality Indicator for filter replacement Brush motor system for the best air filtering Built-in ionizer for air quality enhancement Make sure you and your family are prepared for the next haze season! This high quality EuropAce Air Purifier uses the latest Japanese air filter technologies to remove 99.7% of all harmful pollutants from the surrounding air. With a thorough 6 step purification process, this air purifier ensures and protects your family's health. This purifier has a sensor light that lets you know the current air quality. A handy indicator lets you know when it is time to replace the filter.  It also has a built-in ionizer for further air quality enhancement. Step 1 : Pre-filterTraps large particles (eg.

Dust, hair, pet fur and larger particles) Step 2 : Plasma Screen Sterilization FilterReduce bacteria in air and further attracts smaller dust particles. Step 3-4 : 99.7% Japanese High Efficiency Particulate Air + Carbon FilterCaptures 99.7% fine dust and airborne particles (eg. pollens, airborne fungi spores, tobacco smoke, pet allergens, dust mites etc.) Carbon filter helps to absorb odors, gases, fumes etc. Step 5 : Decomposition Of Formaldehyde FilterFurther absorbs VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) such as new furniture, wallpapers, fertilizers wet paint, etc. Step 6 : Built-in IonizerDistributes negative ions to enhance air quality in area. Yes, we mean everything – because good quality indoor air is increasingly rare to find these days. And because bad air comes in many forms, so do our solutions.The Ministry of Education (MOE) and schools have in place a school continuity plan to ensure the well-being of our students and staff during a haze situation.

The Ministry and schools are ready to respond and take appropriate haze management measures based on the MOH health advisory (www.moh.gov.sg/haze) corresponding to the air quality (www.haze.gov.sg). The well-being of all students remains a key priority. Teachers will be on the lookout for students who are unwell and students with pre-existing lung or heart conditions. As children respond differently to haze, parents should ensure their children have their medication, such as inhalers for asthma, with them. Parents should also take their children to seek medical attention if they are unwell and ensure that their children take their medication to school or arrange for alternative care arrangements to care for them at home. Schools have in place a set of haze management plans and are ready to implement the appropriate haze management measures as required. A broad overview is provided below: 24-hour Pollutant Standards Index (PSI) Forecast School Management Measures ≤100Continue with normal activities 101-200

Schools will minimise prolonged or strenuous outdoor physical exertion. Students with pre-existing lung or heart conditions or are unwell will be exempted from all prolonged or strenuous outdoor physical exertion. Students and staff who are unwell will be temporarily accommodated in an air-conditioned room with an air purifier, before they are taken to seek medical attention. direct energy air duct cleaningParents of these students will also be notified. cd dvd lens cleaner reviewSchools will minimise outdoor activities. lens cleaning disc dvd playerStudents with pre-existing lung or heart conditions or are unwell would be exempted from all outdoor activities. Students, including those with pre-existing lung or heart conditions, will be in an enclosed indoor space with air purifiers deployed.

If PSI reaches 'Hazardous' level during school hours: Schools will avoid outdoor activities and scale down lessons. Explanatory Notes: Prolonged = continuous exposure for several hours Strenuous = involving a lot of energy or effort Minimise = do as little as possible Avoid = do not do The Ministry will consider closing schools when the air quality forecast for the next day is Hazardous (24-hour PSI>300). We will announce the closure of schools at around the same time that the health advisory is released. Schools will contact parents to inform them of school closure for students. We seek parents’ and employers’ understanding that relatively short notice for any announcement of school closure could be given. We also wish to encourage parents to make advance care arrangements for their children for such an eventuality. Parents who are unable to make alternative care arrangements may continue to send their children to school, and teachers will supervise them. School-based care centres will continue to operate for their existing students.

The Ministry works closely with junior colleges / centralised institute and PSEIs to ensure the well-being of their students. Junior colleges / centralised institute and PSEIs are ready to respond and take appropriate haze management measures based on the MOH health advisory corresponding to the air quality. If necessary, outdoor activities may be replaced with alternative indoor arrangements, postponed or cancelled. The considerations for closure of these institutions are different as most of the teaching and learning takes place in enclosed indoor spaces, such as lecture theatres, and the students are older. In the event of school closure, national examinations will be rescheduled. The announcement on the rescheduling of examinations would be made together with any announcement by MOE on school closure. School candidates will be informed through their schools. Private candidates will be informed by the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB). When schools remain open and the national examinations proceed as scheduled, the safety and well-being of all examination candidates remain our top priority.