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00:03The smoke lasted for nearly two months.
00:06When will it all disperse?
00:08Let's take a look at the cover of Xinzhou.
00:10Smoke dissipation within two weeks
00:13Deputy Prime Minister Amzah brought some good news today.
00:16He, who is currently still in the Chinese government, said...
00:19According to the meteorological bureau's forecast
00:21The wind direction may change in the next two weeks.
00:24Blow the smoke towards the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea
00:27It is expected to alleviate the cross-border smoke pollution affecting the peninsula and Sarawak.
00:31ring
00:32However, Zaxi also emphasized
00:33The root cause of the smoke is mainly in Sumatra, Indonesia.
00:37and the forest fires in Kalimantan
00:39Changing the wind direction can only mitigate the impact.
00:41It cannot solve the problem at its root.
00:44Amzashi also revealed
00:45Although my country had previously offered to help Indonesia extinguish the fires
00:49However, the Indonesian side informed them...
00:51They have deployed more than 19,000 people to the firefighting operation.
00:55Therefore, Zaxi believed
00:56Indonesia may not need direct Malaysian intervention for the time being.
00:59He also emphasized
01:01Malaysia should not be the only country to experience this every year.
01:03Victims of the Opium War in Neighboring Countries
01:05And it is hoped that both sides can resolve the issue through humanitarian and scientific means.
01:09To solve the problem
01:10However, before the wind direction actually changes.
01:14The effects of the smoke are still ongoing.
01:16Nationwide as of 9 PM tonight
01:18Air pollution index in 27 regions
01:21At an unhealthy level
01:23Education Minister Farina announced
01:25All schools in Johor, Malacca, and Semerang will be closed tomorrow.
01:29As for Ulu Langat and Sepang in Selangor
01:33Kuantan, Pahang; Rompin, Pekan, Sabah; Tawau
01:36There are also schools in Sarawak, Sri Aman, and Ruabandu districts.
01:41Also affected
01:42As for schools in other states and counties, they simply set up classrooms for lessons.
01:46Home-based learning will be implemented during school closures.
01:49Teachers are also allowed to work from home.
01:52However, the smoke in front of us hasn't completely dissipated yet.
01:55The weather bureau has already issued a weather warning for next year.
01:59Meteorological Director General Mohan Sissan spoke at the National Climate Forum today.
02:03It was later pointed out
02:04Affected by the super El Niño phenomenon, climate change, and global warming
02:08ring
02:09Between March and May next year
02:11my country may experience unusually hot weather.
02:14The highest temperature may even exceed 41 degrees Celsius.
02:18This surpasses the record of 40.1 degrees set by Chupin in Perlis in 1998.
02:24In addition to the high temperatures, next year may also see a prolonged period of dry weather.
02:28The director of the meteorological bureau reminded
02:30The possibility of another prolonged drought in northern Peninsular Malaysia cannot be ruled out.
02:36Even in the past, there were extreme situations where there was no rain for 77 consecutive days.
02:41This could happen again in the future.
02:43Therefore, the upcoming northeast monsoon will bring a large amount of rainfall.
02:47This makes it particularly important
02:49The meteorological bureau hopes to capitalize on the rainfall brought by the rainy season.
02:52Try to replenish the dam's water storage capacity.
02:54Prepare for next year's high temperatures and drought.
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