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00:04The issue of cross-border tobacco purchases from Indonesia continues to draw attention.
00:08In recent days, an old video, seemingly showing Indonesian farmers slash-and-burn agriculture, has surfaced.
00:11It went viral on social media, sparking heated discussions once again.
00:15The netizen who posted the video believes
00:17Shoba is a traditional way for local Indonesian farmers to cultivate farmland.
00:22As long as the fire can be controlled and its spread prevented.
00:25There should be no complete ban.
00:27However, this statement quickly drew a backlash.
00:30Some netizens criticized
00:31Burning barnyard grass can reduce the cost of land reclamation.
00:34But it will cause environmental pollution.
00:36It might even affect neighboring countries.
00:38On the other hand, Indonesian netizens also refuted this.
00:40Local farmers don't burn firewood randomly.
00:44The current problem of ash burial
00:45It may not necessarily originate entirely from the reclamation of local farmland.
00:50Is charcoal burning the main cause of the smoke-buried problem?
00:53Everyone has different opinions.
00:55But what makes the Chinese people even more dissatisfied
00:57This is the response from Indonesian officials to the matter.
01:00Yesterday, an Indonesian official called on neighboring countries
01:04Stop arguing about the topic of cigarette burial.
01:06They even claimed that Indonesian forests have been supplying oxygen to everyone in the past.
01:11This immediately caused an uproar in both Ma and Xing.
01:14DAP Stulang MP Chew Chew Cheong Kah Eng criticized in a Facebook post
01:19This refers to the fact that the Chinese people are suffering greatly from the effects of ash and smoke.
01:22As a result, Indonesian officials treated the people's health issues as a joke.
01:26This attitude is unacceptable.
01:28Gerakan Party's senior chairman, Hu Dongqiang, also criticized
01:31Burning barley is not a favor
01:33Buried in cigarettes is not a gift.
01:34We urge the Malaysian government to request relevant Indonesian officials to...
01:38He should apologize publicly.
01:39Regarding the Indonesian official's claim
01:42The claim that the oxygen in Malaysia and Singapore comes from their Indonesian forests.
01:46There is one who focuses on geopolitical, historical, economic, and global issues analysis.
01:51Local internet celebrity and writer
01:52Ahmad Faizal cited the science of photosynthesis and the oxygen cycle.
01:58The principle is used to refute this oxygen-providing theory.
02:01Ahmad Faizal explained
02:02Plants do release oxygen through photosynthesis.
02:06However, they also consume oxygen through respiration during both day and night.
02:11Therefore, forests are not the only source of oxygen globally.
02:15Including phytoplankton in the ocean
02:18Algae, Blue-green bacteria
02:19Both are important oxygen producers
02:23That's not all.
02:24Ahmad Faizal also pointed out
02:26Respiration in humans, animals, and microorganisms
02:29Organic matter decomposition and forest burning are also processes.
02:32Both will affect oxygen consumption and release.
02:35in other words
02:36Forests alone cannot produce oxygen.
02:39To assert that Indonesia possesses the capability to exclusively supply Malaysia and Singapore
02:43oxygen surplus
02:45Moreover, such claims lack independent data support.
02:48He emphasized that the contribution of forests to the global ecological environment is undeniable.
02:53of
02:53But this does not mean that any one country can breathe the same air as other countries.
02:57oxygen
02:58It is regarded as being supplied by its own country.
03:01After all, the atmosphere is a natural system shared globally.
03:05Oxygen Cycle and Distribution
03:07It is not divided by national borders.
03:09There is no way to export oxygen.
03:12The situation regarding ash-filled graves in China has not improved.
03:15It's difficult for the children to attend classes.
03:17Education Minister Farina announced
03:18Johor, Malacca, Negeri Sembilan, Putrajaya, Selangor and parts of Pahang
03:23School
03:24Classes will be suspended tomorrow, October 13th.
03:27According to his Facebook post
03:29The affected areas in Selangor include Hulu Langat.
03:32Badalin Berlan Ridge
03:34Schools under the jurisdiction of the Kala Leng Yue and Sepang District Education Office
03:37At the same time?
03:38Schools under the jurisdiction of the Kuantan and Yunbin District Education Offices in Pahang
03:42Classes will also be suspended tomorrow.
03:43So what we've discussed so far is school closures.
03:45As for other regions and schools not mentioned
03:48Classes will proceed as usual tomorrow.
