Clearer skies: Batu Muda tops air pollution readings as 45 areas record moderate air quality
BATU Muda recorded the country's highest Air Pollution Index (API) reading at 83 as 45 areas nationwide registered moderate air quality this morning. The Malaysian Air Pollution Index Management System (APIMS) portal showed Cheras had the second-...
Sarawak recorded the highest number of areas with moderate air quality, with 10 locations affected, including Serian at 68, Sri Aman at 65, Samalaju at 62, and Mukah and Kuching at 61 each. Johor recorded six areas with moderate readings, led by Larkin at 73, followed by Kluang at 69, Pasir Gudang at 61, Tangkak at 60, Pengerang at 55, and Segamat at 51.
Selangor had three areas with moderate air quality, with Johan Setia at 71, Klang at 69, Shah Alam and Banting also at 60 each, and Petaling Jaya at 58. Negeri Sembilan had three affected locations, namely Nilai at 66, Seremban at 62, and Port Dickson at 56. Sabah recorded Tawau and Keningau at 60 each, Kimanis at 56, and Sandakan at 52.
Perak had three locations with moderate readings, namely Tasek Ipoh at 63, Pegoh Ipoh at 59, and Seri Manjung at 54. Seberang Perai and Seberang Jaya in Penang recorded 68 and 53 respectively. Bukit Rambai in Melaka, Alor Gajah at 60, and Bandaraya Melaka at 59 also had moderate air quality. Kota Bharu and Tanah Merah in Kelantan recorded 59 and 51 respectively.
The remaining 24 locations recorded good air quality, as per the Malaysian Air Pollution Index Management System (APIMS) classification.
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