Raja Permaisuri Agong's Concern Over the Impact of Haze on Children
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Raja Permaisuri Agong, Raja Zarith Sofiah, has expressed deep concern regarding the impact of the haze phenomenon currently affecting the country on children. Her Majesty focused specifically on health risks as well as disruptions to their learning process.
Minister of Education, Fadhlina Sidek, stated that the palace is very concerned about this situation. According to her, Her Majesty's concerns encompass the physical, educational, and mental well-being of children who are forced to deal with unhealthy air quality.
The Ministry of Education constantly monitors air quality nationwide to ensure the safety of students in schools is maintained. Preventive measures will be taken if the Air Pollutant Index (API) reading reaches a level that is hazardous to health.
Furthermore, the effects of the haze not only disrupt outdoor school activities but can also cause emotional stress for children. Therefore, the ministry is committed to ensuring that the welfare and health of students remain a priority in facing any weather changes.
In conclusion, this concern from the Raja Permaisuri Agong serves as an important reminder to all parties to always be vigilant regarding air quality. Cooperation between authorities and the community is highly necessary to protect the younger generation from the adverse effects of the haze.
Sources: Malay Mail
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