Schools to remain open in 3 states and Putrajaya as haze hits unhealthy levels
SCHOOLS in Negeri Sembilan, Pahang, Selangor and Putrajaya will remain open tomorrow despite unhealthy air pollution levels, with the Education Ministry adopting a cautious approach to closures based on the National Haze Action Plan. The respective s...
Political leaders have pledged to support and uphold the decree of the Conference of Rulers concerning the Negri Sembilan throne crisis. They emphasized that the issue should not be politicized, but resolved through legal channels, respecting the Royal Institution. Amanah deputy president Dr Mujahid Yusof Rawa expressed full support for the Malay Rulers' statement, highlighting the importance of respecting the Royal Institution and following established procedures.
The Malay Rulers themselves warned against outside interference and politicization of the crisis, stating that it could exacerbate tensions and tarnish the institution's dignity. Opposition leader Hamzah Zainudin also backed the Rulers' decree, urging all parties to allow legitimate legal and customary mechanisms to resolve the dispute in accordance with the state constitution.
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