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Alerts
How many public alerts PantauSivik sent each day in Singapore and Malaysia, split by type.
Alerts per day
Alerts by type
Totals for the selected period and country.
Latest snapshot
Updated 14 November 2026. Readings from 18 October 2026 to 13 November 2026, 26 complete days.
- 25,182 alerts were sent between 18 October and 13 November, about 95% of them for Singapore.
- Traffic incidents were 65% of all alerts, lightning 18% and air quality (PSI) 11%.
- Malaysia made up 1,166 alerts, about 5%.
What this shows
PantauSivik turns public data into alerts, such as traffic incidents, weather warnings, air quality changes and lightning. This page counts the alerts we created each day, by type and country. The count is the number of alerts, not the number of people who received one.
How to read it
The five most common types in the selected period are shown separately and the rest are grouped as other. One event can raise several alerts, for example when a warning is updated, so a high count means more alert activity, not necessarily more incidents. Alerts for a country only exist where we have a data source for it.
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Frequently asked questions
What alerts does PantauSivik send?
Public alerts built from official data, such as traffic incidents, weather warnings, air quality changes and lightning, for Singapore and for some Malaysian sources.
What does this page count?
The number of alerts PantauSivik created each day, split by type and country. It counts alerts, not the number of people who received them.
Which alert type is most common?
Traffic incidents lead by a wide margin in the latest period. The snapshot above has the current split.
Does this include Malaysia?
Yes. Use the country switch above the charts to compare Singapore and Malaysia.
Are these official warnings?
No. They are PantauSivik alerts built on public data, so check the relevant agency for official warnings.
Data sources and credits. Alerts are built from public data published by Singapore agencies such as the Land Transport Authority and the National Environment Agency, under the Singapore Open Data Licence version 1.0, and by Malaysian agencies such as MET Malaysia through data.gov.my, under CC BY 4.0. PantauSivik saves its own readings and shows summaries of them here, so these are not official statistics. Readings are accessed regularly and the latest day shown is on this page. PantauSivik is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. Use of these charts is covered by our data terms of use.