INTERACTIVE: Here are the areas worst hit by the haze


Workers at KL Tower carrying on amid the haze in this photo taken at 11.30am on April 16, 2023. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/The Star

PETALING JAYA: The haze has led air quality to temporarily hit unhealthy levels at 11 locations throughout the country so far.

Data from the Air Pollutant Index of Malaysia (APIMS) for the period between 1am, April 9 to 12am, April 19, shows Segamat as the worst hit.

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