Seven Hotspots Detected in East Malaysia Amid Worsening Haze

The Department of Environment detected seven hotspots in East Malaysia, with five in Sarawak and two in Sabah, contributing to worsening transboundary haze and air quality.

15 Aug, 07:57 — 15 Aug, 07:57

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DoE detects seven hotspots in East Malaysia as transboundary haze worsens air quality

KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 15 — A total of seven hotspots were detected in the country, with five in Sarawak and two in Sab...

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Seven Hotspots Detected in East Malaysia Amid Worsening Haze

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DoE detects seven hotspots in East Malaysia as transboundary haze worsens air quality

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