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Grey outlook... Kuala Lumpur skies are grey lately due to heavy clouds and the weather, and visibility will be further reduced if the haze returns. The haze which normally occurs between June and October may make a comeback if neighbouring countries and Malaysia fail to control open burning that is the cause of transboundary haze. Medical experts are concerned that the haze may cause further problems to those already infected with Covid-19. FAIHAN GHANI / The Star

Annual haze may return

Grey outlook... Kuala Lumpur skies are grey lately due to heavy clouds and the weather, and visibility will be further reduced if the haze returns. The haze which normally occurs between June and October may make a comeback if neighbouring countries and Malaysia fail to control open burning that is the cause of transboundary haze. Medical experts are concerned that the haze may cause further problems to those already infected with Covid-19. FAIHAN GHANI / The Star

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