S’wak may raise transboundary haze concerns at Asean level, says deputy premier
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Douglas Uggah Embas notes that Malaysia is a member of a sub-regional steering committee where such issues can be discussed.
From the original report
Uggah said Malaysia was a member of the Asean Sub-Regional Ministerial Steering Committee on Transboundary Haze Pollution, where issues involving haze originating from neighbouring countries could be discussed.
He said the Sarawak government would channel its concerns through the relevant federal agencies.
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