Sarawak Haze Closes Schools
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Schools across 10 districts in Sarawak, Malaysia, are set to reopen Tuesday following closures due to severe haze. Malaysia has formally addressed the ASEAN Secretariat regarding the haze issue affecting Sarawak. Meanwhile, seven areas nationwide recorded unhealthy air quality readings, with four of those in Sarawak.
All Schools in Sarawak to Reopen Tuesday After Haze Closure
- All schools in 10 districts in Sarawak, Malaysia, will reopen on Tuesday after being closed due to severe haze. - The decision was made after air quality readings improved, with specific thresholds set for school closures and activity cancellations. - The Sarawak State Education Department prioritizes student welfare, health, and safety, especially during periods of poor air quality.
Malaysia writes to ASEAN Secretariat on haze issue
- Malaysia has sent a letter to the ASEAN Secretariat regarding the haze affecting Sarawak. - The letter, dispatched by the Foreign Minister, seeks collaborative solutions among ASEAN member states to…
Seven Malaysian Areas Record Unhealthy Air Quality Readings
- Seven areas across Malaysia recorded unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as of 9 a.m. Tuesday, with four in Sarawak. - Sarawak's Serian IPD reached 194, nearing the 'very unhealthy' level, …
Pahang Sultan orders special prayers in mosques for Sarawak's haze to clear
- The Sultan of Pahang has ordered special prayer sessions (solat hajat) in all mosques across the state to seek divine intervention for the improvement of the haze situation in Sarawak. - The directi…
