Johor worst hit by haze
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The southern state accounts for eight of the 23 unhealthy API readings nationwide, with Batu Pahat recording the country’s highest reading at 192.
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The other affected areas in Johor were Kluang (170), Segamat (169), Larkin (166), Tangkak (166), Pasir Gudang (165), Kota Tinggi (156) and Pengerang (155).
Negeri Sembilan recorded two unhealthy readings, with Nilai at 163 and Seremban at 160.
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