Irked by sudden school closures


The Penang Bridge shrouded in the haze at 8am yesterday. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB, K.T. GOH, MUSTAFA AHMAD and LIM BENG TATT

TAKING one look at the hazy evening air, Fateha Mazlan, 34, wondered if her kids could go to school the next morning.

“You don’t need to know the API (Air Pollutant Index). Just look at the haze and you know it is getting worse, ” said the businesswoman.

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