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Sarawak schools close amid Indonesia haze crisis
12 Aug
Summary
- Over 100 schools in Sarawak were closed.
- Haze from Indonesian forest fires worsened.
- Children's health was the primary concern.
In Malaysia's Sarawak state, more than 100 schools have ceased operations. This decision, reported by the national news agency, was made to shield students from the deteriorating haze. The smoke is a direct consequence of ongoing forest fires in neighboring Indonesia. Air quality has worsened significantly, prompting authorities to prioritize the health of children. These school closures underscore the severe impact of regional environmental issues on local communities and educational continuity.
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