Haze matters: Give the public the most current API to make the best health decisions

By Assoc Prof Dr HELENA VARKKEY and Assoc Prof Dr MATTHEW ASHFOLD

The decision to close schools or halt outdoor activities is usually based on the API of the previous 24 hours, which may not reflect the current haze situation. — Filepic

Haze and outdoor events do not mix.

However, this year (2023), the haze season coincides with sports day season in many Malaysian schools.

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