According to a research article by Science Advances in 2016, Singapore is the world’s most light-polluted country with a pollution level of 100% and exceeds the level of light pollution tolerable per capita.
Click on this link (https://blue-marble.de/nightlights/2012) by the NASA Blue Marble Navigator to gain a comprehensive view of how brightly lit Singapore is at night!
Despite the worrying light pollution situation, little has been done to raise awareness and manage its effects. In fact, during the historic Trump-Kim Summit, the Singapore Tourism Board even urged the tenants of the Income@Raffles building to leave their lights on throughout the nights of the summit in order to showcase the Marina Bay skyline to the international media.
Also, a couple of years ago during the Formula 1 Night Race, the Singapore Tourism Board made a similar request as well.
