Avoid open burning in current hot weather, says DOE


KUALA LUMPUR: The public has been reminded not to conduct open burning in the current hot and dry weather as the country is experiencing the second phase of the Northeast Monsoon until mid-March, says the Department of Environment (DOE)

It said that the country will see a decline in rainfall distribution, resulting in hot and dry weather conditions in Peninsular Malaysia.

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