Toxic Haze From Indonesian Forest Fires Chokes Malaysian Borneo
Malaysia’s health ministry reported 1,811 asthma cases in a week as hazardous smoke from Indonesian fires forced school closures and mask shortages.
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Fires in Kalimantan and Sumatra pushed air quality in Sarawak to dangerous levels, closed 591 schools and made cases of asthma fire in Malaysia.
As a result of the fires in Indonesia, air quality has seriously deteriorated. Particularly in Malaysia. Report in Sarawak State, on the island of Borneo, where the inhabitants endure the health consequences of forest fires.
Haze takes toll on S’wak health as respiratory infections, conjunctivitis cases rise at 15 sentinel facilities
By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, Aug 31: KUCHING, Aug 31: Cases of upper respiratory tract infections (URTI) and conjunctivitis have started to rise in Sarawak as haze continues to affect air quality, according to health surveillance at 15 sentinel health facilities statewide. Deputy Premier and Minister for Public Health, Housing and Local Government (MPHLG) Datuk Amar […]
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