Haze: Schools in Perak, Negeri Sembilan to reopen tomorrow

Schools in three Perak districts and all in Negeri Sembilan will reopen after air quality improved, with API readings below 150.

Authorities urge the public not to spread false information about school closures as official statements will come from the state Education Department.

Schools are advised to monitor air quality, follow guidelines, and encourage pupils, especially high-risk ones, to wear masks.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 11 — Schools in three Perak districts and educational institutions across Negeri Sembilan will resume normal operations tomorrow, following reviews of air quality and prevailing conditions.

Perak Education, Higher Education, Youth and Sports Committee chairman Datuk Khairudin Abu Hanipah said schools in Kinta Utara, Kinta Selatan and Kuala Kangsar could reopen after Air Pollutant Index (API) readings at all monitoring stations in the state remained below 150 as of 2pm today, according to a report by national news agency Bernama.

The schools had been closed last Friday after unhealthy air quality was recorded in the affected areas.

Khairudin said conditions had improved compared with the previous two or three days, adding that he hoped the weather would remain favourable for pupils to continue their lessons without disruption.

He also cautioned the public against circulating false information about school closures, saying official announcements would be issued only by the state Education Department.

In Negeri Sembilan, the state Education Department said all educational institutions under its jurisdiction would operate as usual on Monday after reviewing the latest API readings and current conditions.

The department advised schools to keep track of air quality and follow the relevant guidelines to safeguard pupils and staff.

It also recommended that pupils wear face masks as a precaution, particularly those with respiratory symptoms or who fall into high-risk groups.

Both departments said they would continue monitoring the situation and communicate any changes through their official channels.

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霹雳州三个地区的学校和森美兰州所有地区的学校将在空气质量改善后重新开放，空气污染指数（API）读数低于 150。

当局敦促公众不要散布有关学校停课的虚假信息，官方声明将由州教育部门发布。

建议学校监测空气质量，遵守相关指导方针，并鼓励学生，特别是高风险学生，佩戴口罩。

吉隆坡，10月11日讯——在对空气质量和当前情况进行评估后，霹雳州三个地区的学校和森美兰州各地的教育机构将于明日恢复正常运作。

据马来西亚国家通讯社马新社报道，霹雳州教育、高等教育、青年及体育委员会主席拿督凯鲁丁·阿布·哈尼帕表示，截至今天下午2点，该州所有监测站的空气污染指数（API）读数均低于150，因此金塔乌塔拉、金塔南塔和瓜拉江沙的学校可以重新开放。

上周五，由于受影响地区空气质量不健康，学校已经停课。

凯鲁丁表示，与前两三天相比，情况有所改善，并补充说，他希望天气能够保持良好，让学生们能够继续上课，不受干扰。

他还告诫公众不要散布有关学校停课的虚假信息，并表示官方公告只会由州教育部门发布。

森美兰州教育局表示，在审查了最新的API读数和当前情况后，其管辖下的所有教育机构将于周一照常运作。

该部门建议各学校密切关注空气质量，并遵循相关指导方针，以保障学生和教职员工的安全。

报告还建议学生佩戴口罩以防万一，特别是那些有呼吸道症状或属于高风险群体的学生。

两个部门均表示将继续关注事态发展，并通过官方渠道通报任何变化。

马六甲州行政议员表示，由于API读数降至100以下，马六甲学校将于明日重新开放。

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