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All education institutions under the Malaysian Ministry of Education (KPM) in Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, Pahang, and Pulau Pinang are set to reopen tomorrow, according to official reports. In Selangor, the District Education Office (JPN) announced a suspension of extra-curricular activities, encouraging students to wear face masks if present at school.

School administrators are required to continuously monitor Air Pollution Index (API) readings and provide special attention to students at high risk. Parents or guardians concerned about their child's health may keep them at home, notifying the school of this decision, according to the statement. JPN Selangor advises only referring to official channels or the school itself for accurate and up-to-date information.

In Negeri Sembilan, the District Education Office (JPNS) explained that the final exams scheduled for the current term must be postponed and rescheduled by individual schools based on the prevailing situation. This rule applies to all in-house exams managed by schools. All non-classroom activities must be halted if API readings exceed 100, as stated by the JPN.

In Malacca, the JPN warned school administrators to constantly monitor API readings from the Department of Environment and pay special attention to high-risk students. Meanwhile, in Pahang, all schools in the Bentong area are operating normally, but all non-classroom activities are on hold until further notice. All schools in other districts are also operating as usual.

Any changes regarding school operations will be communicated through the official JPN Pahang and District Education Office (PPD) channels, as reported. Similarly, in Pulau Pinang, the District Education Office (JPNPP) encourages students to wear face masks and drink plenty of water, while also requesting schools to ensure sufficient supply of drinking water.

JPNPP will continue to monitor air quality developments to ensure the safety, health, and well-being of students and staff, emphasizing that these remain the top priority, according to the statement.