It’ll be hazy for some time


Blur view: The haze situation in Kuala Lumpur at 7.30am yesterday. — AZLINA ABDULLAH/THE STAR .

PETALING JAYA: Malaysians will have to bear with the hazy situation for at least another two to three weeks before the inter-monsoon period kicks in.

The Meteorological Department said the high number of hotspots in Sumatra, along with the current wind pattern, had brought in the haze.

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