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00:03Indonesian cross-border haze problem
00:06It's been almost two months across the country.
00:08Now every morning when I wake up
00:10Or when driving to work
00:12You can see with your own eyes how serious the smog is.
00:15Even the worst is
00:17We also breathe through our noses
00:18Smell the air through your nose
00:21After inhaling that dirty air
00:22How awful it tastes
00:25Everyone has really had enough of that.
00:27Fortunately
00:28Domestic air pollution situation
00:30It's a little better today.
00:32Actually, tonight at 9 pm
00:34National Air Pollution Index
00:35Areas with unhealthy levels
00:37Reduced to 16
00:38However
00:39Air pollution situation in Johor
00:40It's still very serious.
00:42Among them, Pasir Gudang and Larkin
00:44The air pollution index is 173.
00:47With the situation of tobacco burial in China somewhat alleviated
00:50Education Minister Farina Kinzon's Life Index
00:51Announced in a statement
00:53Schools in most states across the country
00:55In-person classes will resume tomorrow.
00:57However
00:58The whole of Johor
00:59and four counties in the Xuelong area
01:01Schools under the jurisdiction of the Education Bureau
01:05Including Bangsapudu
01:07Ururenyue
01:08Emaibadalin
01:10Bailanling
01:10Schools will remain closed tomorrow.
01:13What about the students?
01:14Is home learning permitted
01:16But...
01:16Malaysia has long suffered from the problem of burial.
01:19It doesn't affect our physical health.
01:22Many outdoor activities were thus forced to be cancelled.
01:25The economy will certainly be impacted.
01:27In response
01:28The G25 issued a statement.
01:29ASEAN member states are urged to strengthen their efforts to combat illegal burning.
01:33Other behaviors that cause forest fires
01:36The parties involved should be provided directly when necessary.
01:39Accountability for air pollution
01:41Demand compensation for economic losses from relevant parties.
01:45So G25 agrees
01:46ASEAN member states must adhere to the principle of non-interference in internal affairs.
01:50But at the same time
01:51Each country also has a responsibility to ensure the safety of activities within its territory.
01:54It will not cause serious damage to other ASEAN countries.
01:57In addition to holding those responsible accountable
01:59The G25 also put forward eight recommendations.
02:01Calls on ASEAN member states to strengthen cooperation
02:04Jointly address the issue of cross-border landfill
02:06Including data on shared fire points and air quality
02:10and regularly publish enforcement progress.
02:12And improving transparency and accountability, etc.
02:15G25 emphasizes
02:17The people should not have to endure the harm caused by tobacco purchases year after year.
02:20We shouldn't just passively wait for the monsoon season to change every year.
02:24Only by reversing the improvement of air quality can we understand the situation.
02:27In fact, besides calls from all sectors for ASEAN to accelerate implementation
02:31ASEAN Cross-border Tobacco Purchase Pollution Agreement
02:34my country also extended a helping hand to neighboring Indonesia during the tobacco purchase period.
02:38There was no response.
02:41Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the National Disaster Management Committee, Amzashi Thu
02:45dew
02:45my country once offered Indonesia a proposal.
02:48Hoping to assist the local area in dealing with the fire problem
02:50However, no response has been received from Indonesia as of now.
02:54Zaxi said
02:55Try to think positively.
02:57It's possible that Indonesia may no longer need Malaysia's help.
03:01As for whether it is necessary for our country to formulate relevant laws
03:04To address the issue of cross-border tobacco purchases
03:06Zaxi said
03:07This requires further study and evaluation by the Attorney General's Chambers.
03:10If there is indeed such a need
03:13my country will uphold the ASEAN spirit
03:15Coordination and cooperation with member states
03:17Regarding the assistance proactively offered by our country
03:19There has been no response from Indonesia.
03:21but
03:22Indonesia, on the other hand, has called on Malaysia and Singapore to take action.
03:25Stop making a big fuss about buying cigarettes.
03:29Indonesian Government Information Bureau Chairman Shaganda
03:32In an interview with local media, he claimed
03:34Forest fires currently occurring in Indonesia
03:37It was not caused by human error.
03:41It is a natural phenomenon.
03:43He hopes that neighboring countries can understand the situation.
03:45It has exceeded the scope of human control.
03:49Fire is a natural phenomenon
03:50Is buying cigarettes a natural phenomenon?
03:52This Indonesian official not only called on neighboring countries
03:55Stop arguing about cigarettes.
03:57He also kindly reminded Singaporeans
04:00And Malaysians
04:01Don't forget
04:02Indonesia has long supplied oxygen to its neighbors.
04:07He claimed that Indonesia brought benefits to its neighboring countries.
04:10It's not just smog
04:11When there is no haze
04:13Indonesia's forests provide oxygen to neighboring countries.
04:16He even said Singapore
04:18Oxygen in Malaysia
04:20They all come from Indonesian forests.
04:22However, he also confirmed
04:23Malaysian Foreign Minister
04:24Discussions have already begun with Indonesia's Foreign Minister.
04:27We hope to cooperate in dealing with this forest fire.
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