Many people choosing to stay indoors just to be safe


JOHOR BARU: Despite mild signs of haze here, some people are taking proactive measures such as wearing face masks and staying at home to protect their health.

Student management assistant Nurul Aisha Mohd Yusoff, 36, said she does not take her children outside as she is worried about their health.

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