Increase in Sumatra hotspots

Nation
Friday, 25 Jun 2004
12:00 AM MYT

PETALING JAYA: Hotspots in Sumatra have increased, indicating more hazy days for Malaysians, with those in Muar and Malacca getting the worst of it.

The number of fires spotted on the Indonesian island rose to 293 on Wednesday from Monday's 261 and winds were expected to carry the smoke to the peninsula.

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