MIRI: Shifting cultivators have started open burning on native customary land in Sarawak for the new harvest season, triggering concerns over air quality.
Sahabat Alam Malaysia field officer for Sarawak Jok Jau Evong said some Penan settlers in the state's interior had started burning farm wastes.
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