Haze on our minds

The haze not only affects our physical health, but also our emotions and mental well-being.

The Star MalaysiaDatuk Dr Andrew Mohanraj2026-11-03 02:00查看原文 ↗

Being forced to stay indoors due to the polluted air can feel confining and frustrating, especially when we don’t know how long the hazy conditions will last. — ART CHEN/The Star

Whenever haze blankets our cities and towns, our attention naturally turns to the Air Pollutant Index (API), respiratory problems, eye irritation and the possibility of school closures.

We check the skies before going outdoors, cancel our exercise routines and wonder how long the unhealthy air will persist.

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