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Selangor's local authorities have been directed to strengthen surveillance against open burning activities following the activation of Malaysia's National Haze Action Plan, with five areas recording unhealthy air pollution levels.
Perak's health department has activated disease surveillance protocols at hospitals and clinics to monitor haze-related illnesses including asthma and respiratory infections following moderate air pollution readings across several areas.
Serian in Sarawak has recorded an unhealthy Air Pollutant Index reading of 153, with 11 other areas showing moderate pollution levels. Regional authorities warn of escalating transboundary haze risks until September.