Weather news in Hospital Sri Aman Sri Aman Sarawak
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Serian records API 174, four Sarawak areas unhealthy
Four areas in Sarawak recorded unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as of 6pm today, with Serian highest in the country at 174. Sri Aman recorded 164, followed by Kuching at 154 and Samarahan at 152, while Johan Setia in Selangor was the only other area nationwide with unhealthy air quality at 134.
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Haze eases in parts of Malaysia but parents stay alert over school closures
Clearer skies have returned to parts of Malaysia, but parents in Petaling Jaya and Shah Alam remain cautious about the haze and possible school closures. In Sarawak, schools in Serian and Lubok Antu stay shut until API readings fall below 200, under the National Haze Action Plan.
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Lubok Antu API at 201, only Sarawak station in very unhealthy range
As of 9am on Sept 13, Lubok Antu was the only station in Sarawak recording a very unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) reading of 201. Serian, Sri Aman and Betong also recorded unhealthy readings, while most other stations were moderate and Bario remained good. Residents in affected areas are advised to limit outdoor activities.
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Schools in Serian and Lubok Antu remain closed until API drops below 200
The Sarawak State Education Department has extended the temporary closure of schools in Serian and Lubok Antu until the Air Pollutant Index (API) reading in both districts falls below 200. Meanwhile, 12 other districts in Sarawak will operate as usual starting next Monday. Face masks will be distributed to affected students and school staff due to the haze.
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Cloud seeding operation over Sarawak dams concludes after five days
A five-day cloud seeding operation targeting the Batang Ai, Murum, and Bakun dams in Sarawak has been completed. The operation, which used a Royal Malaysian Air Force C-130H aircraft, successfully induced rainfall around the Batang Ai Dam.
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Sri Aman records only 'very unhealthy' API reading of 216 as haze persists
As of 4pm, Sri Aman in Sarawak was the only area in Malaysia with a 'very unhealthy' Air Pollutant Index (API) reading of 216. Sarawak remained the worst-affected state, with 11 areas recording unhealthy readings, while 35 areas nationwide reported unhealthy air quality.
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DoE monitors bush, peatland fires in Mukah and Daro amid Sarawak dry spell
The Department of Environment is closely monitoring bush and peatland fires near Jalan Sibujaya Barat in Mukah and Sungai Nai in Daro, Sarawak, amid a dry spell. While the fire in Mukah is mostly controlled, about 2.5 hectares are still burning in Daro. The DoE is also tracking air quality, with Kuching and Sri Aman recording very unhealthy API readings.
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Sarawak cloud seeding extended, Batang Ai Dam at Emergency Level 3
The cloud seeding operation in Sarawak has been extended until tomorrow as water levels at the Batang Ai Hydroelectric Dam continue to drop, placing it at Emergency Level 3. The operation is focusing on the catchment areas of the Batang Ai and Murum dams, with rain recorded in some areas, though its effectiveness is affected by weather factors such as wind and haze.
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Haze eases but Kuching, Sri Aman still at 'very unhealthy' API levels
Air quality in Sarawak is improving, but Kuching and Sri Aman remain in the 'very unhealthy' category as of 8am. No areas recorded 'hazardous' readings, while 35 locations, including Serian, were 'unhealthy'.
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Sarawak haze eases as Serian API drops from hazardous level
Air quality in Sarawak is improving, with no areas recording hazardous API readings as of 1.45pm. Serian, where an emergency was declared yesterday, saw its reading drop to 287, still in the 'very unhealthy' range. Deputy Premier Douglas Uggah said workplaces in Serian may operate with health precautions while the committee monitors the situation.