Pollution & Environmental Hazards news in Bukit Jalil
8 stories within reach of Bukit Jalil, published in the last 7 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Zahid: Cloud seeding targets haze‑hit areas and dams with falling water levels
Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi announced that cloud seeding operations are targeting haze-affected areas and dams with falling water levels in Malaysia. The initiative aims to mitigate air pollution and address water supply concerns.
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DOE: Transboundary haze thickens 1,211 hotspots detected in southern Asean, mostly in Kalimantan
The Department of Environment (DOE) reported that transboundary haze has thickened as 1,211 hotspots were detected across southern Asean, mostly in Kalimantan. The hotspots are contributing to deteriorating air quality in Malaysia, prompting monitoring and potential health advisories.
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Haze continues choking Malaysia as 19 areas see ‘Unhealthy’ air quality
Malaysia continues to experience haze as 19 air quality monitoring stations record 'unhealthy' air pollutant index levels, affecting multiple areas across the country.
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Haze worsens as 18 areas across Malaysia, including KL, Putrajaya, record unhealthy air quality
Air quality across Malaysia deteriorated this morning, with 18 areas including Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya recording unhealthy Air Pollutant Index readings. The worsening haze has raised concerns about public health and environmental conditions.
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Haze persists across Malaysia as 17 stations record unhealthy air quality
Malaysia continues to experience severe haze, with 17 air quality monitoring stations recording unhealthy readings. The Department of Environment reports persistent air pollution across multiple states, prompting health advisories for the public.
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‘After we shout ‘Merdeka’, don’t leave rubbish everywhere’: SWCorp warns revellers
SWCorp will increase monitoring at public venues during National Day celebrations to prevent littering. The agency reminds revellers to clean up after themselves after shouting 'Merdeka'.
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Putrajaya, six states across Malaysia at risk of worsening haze through Aug 31, MetMalaysia says
MetMalaysia warns that Putrajaya and six states across Malaysia may experience worsening haze and reduced visibility until August 31. The advisory highlights ongoing air quality concerns in affected regions.
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Anwar hopes haze clears enough for National Day, Malaysia Day celebrations
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim urged Malaysians to pray for the haze to clear so that National Day and Malaysia Day celebrations can proceed smoothly. He acknowledged the current air quality issues and expressed hope for favorable weather conditions during the festivities.