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All primary and secondary schools under the Malaysian Ministry of Education (KPM) in Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, Pahang, and Penang will reopen tomorrow, as per an announcement. In Selangor, the State Education Department (JPN) informed that outdoor activities have been postponed, and students attending schools are encouraged to wear masks.

School administrators are required to monitor Air Quality Index (AQI) readings and pay special attention to students at high risk. Parents or guardians who have concerns about their children's health may keep them at home, provided they inform the school, according to the statement. JPN Selangor further advises contacting only official channels or the school for accurate and timely information.

In Negeri Sembilan, the State Education Department (JPNS) announced that the Mid-Year Examination scheduled for this period will be postponed and rescheduled by respective schools based on the current situation. This rule also applies to all internal examinations regulated by schools. All outdoor school activities should be halted if AQI readings exceed 100, as per the statement.

In Melaka, the JPN announced that school administrators should continuously monitor AQI readings from the Department of Environment and pay special attention to high-risk students. Meanwhile, in Pahang, all schools in the Bentong district will operate normally, but all outdoor activities will be postponed until further notice. All other schools in the state will also resume normal operations.

Any changes regarding school operations will be communicated through the official JPN Pahang and District Education Office (PPD) channels, according to the statement. The same applies to Pulau Pinang, where the State Education Department (JPNPP) encourages students to wear masks and stay hydrated, in addition to ensuring sufficient water supply, as the safety, health, and well-being of students and education staff remain a top priority, as per the statement.