Malaysia renews offer to help Indonesia fight fires
MALAYSIA has renewed its offer to help Indonesia combat forest and land fires as transboundary haze continues to affect public health and disrupt daily life, including forcing school closures in several Malaysian states. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anw...
Malaysia has reiterated its offer to assist Indonesia in combating forest and land fires which continue to create transboundary haze affecting public health across the region. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim emphasized the need for ASEAN cooperation to strengthen regional preparedness and joint action against these fires. He remains closely monitoring the situation in Indonesia, where schools have had to close due to the haze.
Anwar acknowledged the significant efforts Indonesia has made to deploy personnel and resources to contain the fires, despite the challenging conditions caused by the fires' vast extent and unpredictable weather. He stressed that addressing this cross-border issue demands shared commitment and responsibility, reflecting the strong bond between Malaysia and Indonesia.
Malaysia is prepared to extend its assistance once again, prioritizing the safety and well-being of people throughout the region.
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