Air Quality Deteriorating: 22 Areas in Malaysia Record Unhealthy Levels
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The haze situation affecting a large part of Peninsular Malaysia has now become a major public concern. The latest reports indicate that air quality in many areas has deteriorated to an alarming level.
According to data from air quality monitoring stations, 22 out of 68 stations nationwide have recorded Air Pollutant Index (API) readings at an 'Unhealthy' level. This condition has caused limited visibility in several states.
Health authorities are advising the public to reduce outdoor activities to avoid respiratory problems. Members of the public are also encouraged to wear face masks when in open areas and ensure sufficient daily intake of plain water.
The Ministry of Environment is monitoring the situation closely to ensure that appropriate preventive measures can be taken. The government is also working with relevant agencies to address the root causes of this haze to prevent it from spreading further.
The public is advised to stay updated on the latest developments regarding air quality through official government channels. The precautionary measures taken by each individual are crucial for maintaining personal and family health throughout this haze period.
Sources: Malay Mail
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