FSG500 - March-June 2014 - HAZE AS201 by Jaafar Jantan

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DrJJ — 2014-03-05 21:45:30 UTC

Nur Amira Mohd Raziff

2014-03-06 03:06:04 UTC

Recently Malaysia, especially in the Klang Valley areas and some other countries encountered by haze.

It is a serious weather condition that can be the cause of many respiratory diseases. As the citizen of

Malaysia, we should not carry out any open burning and minimizing outdoor activities.

NORINA BT ABDUL RAHIM

in_abdulrahim — 2014-03-07 15:49:16 UTC

Haze are phenomenom were dust, smoke and dry particles distrubt the clarity of air and it has become a major serious issues occured in Malaysian air space now days. This haze happend by the open burning practice by the farmers and peat farmers blown by wind from the indonesia and malaysian is one of most affected. Hence, in order to encounter this critical issues, we must by now starting on using local transportation and decrease using own transport to work. it may decrease the exposure of gases from the vehicle. wearing face mask is crucial by preventing dust and smoke to be inhaled and causing another danger diseases and sickness.

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in_abdulrahim — 2014-03-08 05:02:00 UTC

Haze....HAZE.....HAZE... maybe some people out there must quit smoking..

trust me ,it helps!! that smoke is strangle my throat!!

Ain Syafiqa

2014-03-08 13:27:42 UTC

Haze make me and maybe others also easily get headache when exposed to open environment. Therefore i choose not to do outdoor activities.

NOR ATHIQAH HANIM MOKHTAR

2014-03-09 02:36:01 UTC

Haze is caused by tiny particle that suspended in the atmosphere. The contain of haze are dust, smoke particles , sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone and carbon monoxide. Due to this small particles it can enter the lungs and it can cause asthma, bronchitis, allergy and pneumonia. There are several ways that can protect us from haze such as wearing face mask that cover us from haze or dust, stay indoor and avoid outdoor activities, drink a lot of water and seek for the doctor if have any symptom like cough, sneezing or headache.

NOOR SYAKILA SHAMSUDIN

2014-03-09 07:58:55 UTC

Haze problem is visiting us again. Since the drought problem has occurred for near to one month, the presence of the haze increased the burden of Malaysian people.

Basically, haze is the pollution of air where it can spreads by the natural forest fires or irresponsible man burning. For example, wide open burning in Indonesia can spreads to the neighboring countries such as Malaysia or Singapore.

Haze can bring many health problems such as the hard breathing, flu or sore eyes. Thus, people should limit their outdoor activities especially the younger and elderly due to their low immune system. Next, the open burning have to stopped and reduced the exposure of gases to the atmosphere.

Siti Maizatul Nurulain

2014-03-10 06:15:49 UTC

haze is a situation where most people cannot see their surrounding clearly due to the moisture, smoke and dust that comes from the air. Plus, this haze can be change from one location to another. People that lives in this dusty smoky environment should wearing a mask to reduce the entry of haze into the body system

Herlissa bt hamid

2014-03-10 06:20:09 UTC

Herlissa bt hamid (herli

2014-03-10 06:20:10 UTC

Nowadays people are talking about haze that has strike our country.its been really bad from day to day from what i've experienced. This is can be considered as an air pollution.Mainly most of the cause of the air pollution is the burning of the fossil fuels. The air pollutions are really bad at the urban area if compared to the rural area thus it shows that too much burning of the fossil fuels from the vehicles and the factories lead to this air pollution and it become worst from day to day..less raining nowdays lead to haze.several precautions need to be taken such as wearing mask and drink plenty of water to avoid breathing problems and dehydrations