KUALA LUMPUR: Haze blanketed parts of Malaysia on Monday, weeks after the region suffered its worst pollution from forest fires in Indonesia in more than a decade.
Three areas—two in southern Malacca state and a third in Selangor near the capital Kuala Lumpur—recorded “unhealthy” air quality with readings above 100, according to the Department of Environment.
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