IPOH, Oct 17 (Bernama) -- The Perak Department of Environment (DOE) is conducting daily patrols to detect open burning and monitoring air quality hourly at five stations amid the current haze.
General : Perak DOE Steps Up Open-burning Patrols Amid Haze
Perak DOE, haze, open burning, daily patrols, API
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Perak DOE increases patrols and monitors air quality hourly due to haze, while investigating fish deaths linked to sand extraction.
- Perak DOE conducts daily patrols and hourly air quality monitoring amid haze.
- Haze is caused by transboundary pollution, not local sources, according to the DOE.
- Fish deaths in Sungai Perak are linked to sand extraction, not factory pollution.
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