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The New Paper Expert: Such levels are normal during March due to low cloud cover FABIAN KOH & JESSIE LIM Experts, however, have assured the public that there is nothing to be concerned about. From 11.45am to 2.45pm that day, UV radiation was in the extreme levels on the UV Index and peaked at 14, according to the National Environment Agency s (NEA) website. The UV Index - an international standard measurement of UV radiation exposure levels - ranges from 0 to 11+ and covers various exposure categories, from low to extreme. The index was jointly developed by the World Health Organisation, the United Nations Environment Programme, and the World Meteorological Organisation.

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