No ‘hazardous’ areas but Sarawak remains worst hit by haze
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As of 9am, all areas in the peninsula were reported to have 'moderate' to 'good' air quality.
From the original report
The highest API reading was recorded in Serian in Sarawak with 258, or “very unhealthy”, Bernama reported.
Sarawak is still the worst-hit state, with unhealthy air quality recorded in eight other areas, namely Sri Aman (197), Samarahan (195), Kuching (191), Bintulu (152), Sarikei (151), Samalaju (148), Mukah (118) and Sibu (108).
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