PETALING JAYA: At least 48 hotspots have been identified in Malaysia and Indonesia as of yesterday, said the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia).Its director-general Jailan Simon said two hotspots were discovered in Pahang and Johor, six in Kalimantan and 40 in Sumatra.
On Monday, MetMalaysia said there were four hotspots in the country, with all of them detected in Pahang.
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