King, Queen extend Malaysia Day greetings urging people to take precautions against haze

Their Majesties Sultan Ibrahim and Raja Zarith Sofiah, King and Queen of Malaysia, conveyed their Malaysia Day greetings to all citizens of the nation. They advised the public to take necessary precautions against the haze impacting certain parts of the country. Their Majesties prayed for Malaysia to remain blessed by Allah, enjoy peace, and be shielded from disasters.

Sultan Ibrahim specifically commended the unity and harmony among Malaysians of diverse races, emphasizing its significance for the country's strength and stability. In their message, they encouraged Malaysians to protect their health and use face masks due to unhealthy air quality. They warned that poor air quality could lead to health issues, especially respiratory problems.

Vulnerable groups such as seniors, children, those with respiratory issues, and outdoor workers were urged to take preventive measures. The public was also requested to limit outdoor activities when Air Pollutant Index readings indicate unhealthy conditions. Malaysians were advised to hydrate, stay informed about official updates, and monitor API readings to safeguard their well-being.

Their Majesties expressed the hope that the nation would continue to prioritize health and take appropriate precautions against the haze.