The haze is back again as Malaysians get afflicted with breathing difficulties, irritated eyes and low visibility. While we won’t point fingers
The haze is back again as Malaysians get afflicted with breathing difficulties, irritated eyes and low visibility. While we won't point fingers as to who is causing it for us Malaysians, the Department of Environment recently stated that all outdoor activities should be avoided when the Air Pollutant Index or API reaches above 100 and schools will be closed if it reaches above 200. Here's how to check or monitor the Haze in Malaysia online or on your phone.
The Malaysian Department of Environment actually has air monitoring stations located throughout the country that provide hourly readings of the Air Pollution in that area. While they don't cover each and every specific location, they do provide a rough idea as to the quality of air around them so we as Malaysians can make better decisions.
Fortunately, many of us can now work remotely, so there are options to get work done online if the haze in Malaysia does get worse. Again, we're still not pointing fingers as to who causes the semi-annual haze here in Malaysia. But you can check the Regional Haze Situation from the APIMS site, which also provides wind flow and hotspot information around the region.
What do you think about the haze? We're definitely not fans, that's for sure, but do share your thoughts in the comments below. If you've found online resources or apps that can help monitor the haze that we didn't list, then do feel free to share as well. As always, stay tuned to TechNave.com for more articles like this.
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