BEIJING, Oct 13 (Bernama) -- A shift in wind patterns towards the Indian Ocean, expected within the next two weeks, could help alleviate the impact of transboundary haze in the Peninsula and Sarawak.
General : Shift In Wind Flow Expected To Help Reduce Haze â Ahmad Zahid
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A wind shift towards the Indian Ocean may reduce haze in Malaysia and Sarawak, according to Ahmad Zahid.
- Wind shift expected in two weeks may ease haze impact.
- Malaysia offered help, but Indonesia may not need it due to sufficient resources.
- Ahmad Zahid is in China for a working visit.
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