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00:04Recently, besides the hot weather, the north has also been affected by the Indonesian cross-border violence.
00:09Many parts of West and East Malaysia were shrouded in a hazy gray, with a noticeable haze in the air.
00:13Burnt smell
00:14The second Niño phenomenon exacerbates the impact of drought; wildfires in Indonesia this month...
00:19Number of points
00:20Soaring to its highest level in more than a decade
00:23According to data from official satellite monitoring systems
00:26More than 3,500 fire spots have been recorded since August.
00:30It increased more than fourfold in just one month.
00:34Kalimantan, Sumatra, and many other areas on Java have all fallen.
00:38What's even more worrying is that the long dry season has only just begun.
00:42Dear friends, the weather will be even drier in September and October.
00:46Therefore, the current fire situation is probably not the worst yet.
00:51That report mentioned it; since the beginning of this year...
00:53Wildfires in Indonesia have burned more than 200,000 hectares of land.
00:56Its area is three times that of Jakarta.
01:00The billowing smoke from farms directly triggered a serious public health crisis.
01:04Including West Kalimantan
01:06Weekly respiratory infection emergency room cases
01:09The number of cases surged from the original 500 to 5,000.
01:13South Sumatra's cumulative cases this year
01:15This is even more than the nearly 260,000 cases, exceeding the total number for the entire previous year.
01:20Some forest monitoring experts have pointed out
01:22In addition to extreme drought
01:24Indonesia over the past forty years
01:26Uncontrolled deforestation is rampant.
01:28It also sowed the seeds of disaster.
01:31Turning the land into an extremely fragile and resolute dry mound
01:35Especially before the rainy season arrives in November
01:37The crisis of cross-border tobacco burial may extend into the end of this year.
01:42Fire ravages Kalimantan, Indonesia
01:44Caused serious transnational landfill
01:46Seeing their homes shrouded in toxic smoke
01:49In many places, almost
01:50If you go there
01:51They are so fast you can't see their own fingers.
01:53In addition, the Indonesian government has also been criticized.
01:56Their response was very slow.
01:57so what
01:58Recently, an Indonesian netizen
02:00Just posted on social media
02:01They openly appealed to our Prime Minister Anwar for help.
02:05This netizen pleaded with Malaysia
02:07In fire disaster response
02:09And extend a helping hand in humanitarian aid.
02:11This post not only tagged Anwar
02:14He also tagged Indonesian President Prabowo
02:16This sparked heated discussions among netizens in Malaysia and Indonesia.
02:19Many of them are Malaysian netizens.
02:21They also left messages urging Prime Minister Anwar to...
02:24Priority should be given to Sabah and Sarawak, which were severely damaged by the smoke.
02:27To address this issue in Indonesia, it is essential to nip it in the bud.
02:30The bad habit of burning barren land for cultivation!
02:32That was mentioned in the report.
02:33The southwest wind buried the thick smoke.
02:36Blowing towards neighboring countries
02:37The air pollution index in Sarawak, East Malaysia
02:39It also deteriorated across the board.
02:40It's 5 PM today.
02:42Sarawak has air pollution index data for 10 regions.
02:45Breaking the 100-point mark
02:47The Westlink index surged to 215 points.
02:50It reached a high of 245 points.
02:53This is a very unhealthy and dangerous level.
02:55Others include Sri Aman
02:57Ancient Mirror, Sri Street, Samarahan and Mindulu
03:00Nine key areas, etc.
03:02What about the pollution index?
03:03It also falls entirely within the unhealthy range of 130 to 187 points.
03:08Visibility dropped significantly throughout the city.
03:11And the entire air was filled with...
03:13The pungent, burnt smell is very unpleasant.
03:16What about the data at 9 PM tonight?
03:18Air quality data in various districts has improved slightly.
03:22Xilian has also temporarily escaped the very unhealthy level.
03:24However, the air pollution index is still at an unhealthy level of 200.
03:30So, cross-border burials in Indonesia happen every year.
03:32Foreign Minister Mohassan confirmed this in an interview today.
03:36my country will soon pass the approval of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability
03:39Submitting a formal and rare document to the ASEAN Secretariat
03:42The Minister of Environment will also send a letter to the relevant Indonesian authorities at the same time.
03:46To put it simply, this diplomatic term means...
03:49Malaysia now wants to leverage the ASEAN platform
03:52A complaint was filed with Indonesia regarding the cross-border burial problems caused by slash-and-burn agriculture.
03:57The other report also mentioned...
03:59Prime Minister Anwar will also meet with Sultan Bolki.
04:02The topic of tobacco burial was included in the core agenda.
04:05Working together to put pressure on the region to seek long-term solutions
04:16Unknown effect
04:17The opportunity to use the property will include moving.
04:17Simply put, lock the language
04:18Thank you for watching
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