Malaysia shuts schools amid toxic haze from Indonesian fires
Malaysia has closed schools as smoke from forest fires in Indonesia pushed air pollution to unhealthy levels. Authorities are taking emergency measures in response to the toxic haze, which affects public health and cross-border conditions.
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