Haze: Schools in N. Sembilan, Pahang, Putrajaya, Melaka and parts of KL, Selangor to reopen tomorrow

Educational institutions in Melaka, Pahang, Negeri Sembilan, and Putrajaya will resume normal operations due to improved air quality, while some schools in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor remain closed.

Schools under the Sentul and Keramat District Education Offices will reopen as API levels dropped, but Bangsar/Pudu schools stay shut with PdPR continuing due to unhealthy API readings.

The respective education departments recommend monitoring official updates on air quality and school operations, with precautions advised for those with respiratory symptoms.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 11 — Educational institutions under the Ministry of Education (MOE) in Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang and Putrajaya, as well as several areas in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, will resume normal operations tomorrow.

In KUALA LUMPUR, the Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory Education Department said MOE educational institutions under the Sentul and Keramat District Education Offices (PPDs) would reopen tomorrow, following a decline in Air Pollutant Index (API) readings in the areas for three consecutive days.

“The latest reading was at a moderate level, with an API of 84 recorded at the CA15W Batu Muda station as of 2pm today. As such, the implementation of Home-Based Teaching and Learning (PdPR) and the Work From Home (WFH) directive for these areas has been terminated,” JPWPKL said in a statement.

However, JPWPKL said schools under the Bangsar/Pudu PPD would remain closed until further notice, as air quality remained at an unhealthy level, with an API reading of 152 recorded at the CA16W Cheras station during the same period.

It said that to ensure continuity of teaching and learning, PdPR and the WFH directive for teachers and Implementing Group Staff (AKP) under the Bangsar/Pudu PPD would continue.

In SELANGOR, the Selangor Education Department (JPNS) said all schools under the administration of the Hulu Langat, Gombak and Petaling Perdana PPDs would remain closed based on the latest API readings.

In a statement, JPNS also said all schools in other districts in the state would operate as usual tomorrow.

“Teachers and parents are advised to follow official updates from the authorities on developments in air quality and relevant school operation directives.

“Further information on school operations and reopening will be announced through the official channels of the MOE and JPNS,” the statement said.

In MELAKA, schools will resume normal operations tomorrow, as air quality readings remained at moderate levels below 100, according to data from the Malaysian Air Pollutant Index Management System (APIMS) as of 2pm, with Alor Gajah recording 91, Bukit Rambai 94 and Bandaraya Melaka 96.

In NEGERI SEMBILAN, the Negeri Sembilan Education Department also said all MOE educational institutions would operate as usual tomorrow based on the latest air quality monitoring.

It also advised students experiencing respiratory symptoms or those in high-risk groups to wear face masks as a precautionary measure.

In PAHANG, the Pahang Education Department also said all schools in the state would operate as usual tomorrow, with the haze situation and API readings being continuously monitored from time to time through the respective PPDs.

In PUTRAJAYA, the Putrajaya Federal Territory Education Department (JPWPP) said all schools under its administration would operate as usual tomorrow, following API readings remaining below the 150 threshold.

According to JPWPP, analysis of API readings showed a consistent decline over the past three days, with the API standing at 70 as of 2pm today. — Bernama

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由于空气质量改善，马六甲、彭亨、森美兰和布城的教育机构将恢复正常运营，而吉隆坡和雪兰莪的一些学校仍然关闭。

随着 API 水平下降，Sentul 和 Keramat 地区教育局辖下的学校将重新开放，但 Bangsar/Pudu 地区的学校由于 API 读数不健康而继续关闭，PdPR 仍在进行中。

相关教育部门建议密切关注有关空气质量和学校运营的官方更新信息，并对出现呼吸道症状者采取预防措施。

吉隆坡10月11日电教育部（MOE）旗下马六甲、森美兰、彭亨和布城以及吉隆坡和雪兰莪多个地区的教育机构将于明日恢复正常运作。

吉隆坡联邦直辖区教育局表示，由于冼都和克拉末地区教育局（PPD）的空气污染指数（API）连续三天下降，教育部下属的教育机构将于明日重新开放。

“截至今天下午2点，CA15W Batu Muda监测站的最新读数为84，处于中等水平。因此，这些地区的居家教学和居家办公指令已终止。” JPWPKL在一份声明中表示。

然而，JPWPKL表示，由于空气质量仍处于不健康水平，Bangsar/Pudu PPD辖区内的学校将继续关闭，直至另行通知。同期，蕉赖CA16W监测站的API读数为152。

声明称，为确保教学的连续性，PdPR 和 Bangsar/Pudu PPD 下的教师和实施小组工作人员 (AKP) 的 WFH 指令将继续执行。

雪兰莪州教育局（JPNS）表示，根据最新的API读数，乌鲁冷岳、鹅唛和八打灵柏达纳教育局管辖下的所有学校将继续关闭。

JPNS在一份声明中还表示，该州其他地区的所有学校明天将照常上课。

“建议教师和家长关注有关空气质量发展和学校相关运营指令的官方最新消息。

声明称：“有关学校运营和重新开放的更多信息将通过教育部和日本国家教育局的官方渠道公布。”

根据马来西亚空气污染指数管理系统（APIMS）下午 2 点的数据，马六甲的空气质量读数保持在 100 以下的中等水平，学校将于明天恢复正常运作。其中，亚罗牙也的空气质量指数为 91，武吉兰拜为 94，马六甲市为 96。

森美兰州教育局也表示，根据最新的空气质量监测结果，所有教育部下属教育机构明天将照常运作。

学校还建议出现呼吸道症状的学生或高风险人群佩戴口罩作为预防措施。

彭亨州教育局也表示，该州所有学校明天将照常上课，相关公共部门将通过各自的公共部门持续监测雾霾情况和空气污染指数（API）读数。

布城联邦直辖区教育局 (JPWPP) 表示，由于 API 读数仍低于 150 的阈值，其管辖下的所有学校明天将照常上课。

据JPWPP称，API读数分析显示，过去三天API持续下降，截至今日下午2点，API为70。——马新社

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