Indonesia Opens Its Airspace to Malaysia as Haze Crisis Forces Cross-Border Cloud Seeding
Malaysia is preparing cloud seeding in border areas as haze from forest and land fires has closed dozens of schools and cut visibility to 1 meter, officials said.
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Smog without borders: Indonesia opens its skies to Malaysian rainmakers
Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to share the skies amid a haze crisis that has closed nearly 600 Malaysian schools and erased much of the Kuala Lumpur skyline from view. The Petronas Twin Towers, usually visible for miles around, have been swallowed by a grey shroud as wildfires that continue to rage across Indonesia’s Sumatra and Kalimantan on the island of Borneo. Authorities from both countries are coordinating operations along their share…
Indonesia to open airspace for cloud seeding to tackle haze, Malaysia says - Asia & Pacific
Malaysia's national disaster management agency and its meteorological department are currently preparing schedules for cloud seeding operations in shared border locations, to be coordinated with the Indonesian military.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Malaysia says Indonesia has granted its neighbor access to its airspace to deal with the haze covering areas between the two countries.
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