People wear face masks in the central area of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on September 14, 2015. The smoke resulted from wildfires caused by illegal land clearing in Sumatra and Borneo islands of Indonesia, often spreads choking haze into neighboring countries such as Malaysia and Singapore. Photo by Mohd Irsyadi Ismail
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A fishing boat cruising the Muar’s River with a very low visibility of Sultan Ismail Bridge due of haze in Muar, Johor, Malaysia Sep 14, 2015. The recorded API shows the index of 138 at 6:00PM. Photo by Fadzil Daud
School childrens wearing face mask as they attend the school assembly at SK Bakri Batu 2, Muar, Johor, Sept 13, 2015.Haze has hit several states in Malaysia including Muar, Johor. The Air Pollution Index recorded a reading of 130 API at 7:00 AM, has increased to a reading of 147 API at 2:00 PM. The Malaysia’s Ministry of Education have announced the circulars later on, to authorize all headmaster to closed down school if the Air Pollution Index (API) reached 200. Photo by Fadzil Daud
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Labourers work at a construction site as skyscrapers are blanketed by haze in Kuala Lumpur on 13 September 2015. Ground and forest fires on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo have resulted in the choking haze spreading as far as Malaysia and Singapore, prompting calls for Jakarta to halt all sources of the smoke. THE SUN/ Amirul Syafiq Mohd Din
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A women covers her nose and mouth with a towel amid heavy haze, as she rides a motorcycle on the Chan Koon Cheng Bridge in Bandar Hilir, Melaka, Sept. 12, 2015. The Air Pollutant Index(API) in the state climb to as high 97 at 7pm, close to unhealthy, while Bukit Rambai registered API readings of 101 respectively.
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A family pose with a selfie stick amid heavy haze as the background of Taming Sari Tower is seen in heavy haze in Bandar Hilir, Melaka, Sept. 12, 2015. The Air Pollutant Index(API) in the state climb to as high 97 at 7pm, close to unhealthy, while Bukit Rambai registered API readings of 101 respectively. Photo by Nazrulhad Hashim
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Petronas Twin Towers are shrouded in a thick haze in Kuala Lumpur, 11 September 2015 . Air Pollution Index (API) in Kuala Lumpur, showed 105*c which is unhealthy at 2 pm. According to media reports, several parts of Malaysia have been shrouded in a thick haze deemed in many cases to be beyond acceptable levels and potentially harmful to health. Singapore too has been affected by heavy pollution it is claimed from forest fires in Sumatra. NSTP/ Hafiz Sohaimi
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The view around Kuala Lumpur city centre on September 12, 2015. According to media reports, several parts of Malaysia have been shrouded in a thick haze deemed in many cases to be beyond acceptable levels and potentially harmful to health. Singapore too has been affected by heavy pollution it is claimed from forest fires in Sumatra. Photo By Shafiq Zain
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A man looks out from a balcony amid thick haze in Kuantan, Pahang on September 11, 2015. Smog from Indonesia’s land-clearing fires have moved inland to Malaysia’s Pahang state and has led to poor visibility at major major cities in the country, officials said. BERNAMA/ Mohd Faizol Aziz
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The match between Malaysia and Saudi Arabia is abandoned after flares were thrown onto the pitch with Saudi Arabia leading 2-1 during the 2018 World Cup/2019 Asian Cup Qualifying match on September 8, 2015. The match at the Shah Alam Stadium between Malaysia and Saudi Arabia was temporarily halted in the 88th minute after a group of Malaysian football fans known as ‘Ultras Malaya’ threw smoke flares on the pitch. BERNAMA/ Azman Firdaus
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