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Malaysia has declared a state of emergency in Sarawak's Serian district due to hazardous air pollution caused by haze from wildfires in Indonesia. The emergency declaration includes the closure of 647 schools and other non-essential services. Neighboring regions and countries are also experiencing poor air quality, with forecasts suggesting that conditions may worsen due to rising temperatures.
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Malaysia has declared a state of emergency in Sarawak's Serian district due to hazardous air pollution caused by haze from wildfires in Indonesia. The emergency declaration includes the closure of 647 schools and other non-essential services. Neighboring regions and countries are also experiencing poor air quality, with forecasts suggesting that conditions may worsen due to rising temperatures.
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Malaysia declares emergency in Sarawak as haze from Indonesia worsens
Malaysia Declares State of Emergency in Sarawak Due to Haze