Johor schools to reopen after weeks of haze closures

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Schools in Johor will reopen following a steady improvement in regional air quality.

Educational facilities across Johor will resume in-person classes following an improvement in regional air quality and anticipated rainfall. Authorities plan to implement health safeguards, including mandatory mask-wearing, to protect students upon their return. Schools across the state had experienced extended closures due to severe smoke pollution.

  • Health measuresAuthorities will mandate mask-wearing and enforce specific safety guidelines upon the return of students.
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Haze pollution from regional agricultural fires frequently disrupts schooling and public health across parts of Southeast Asia. Prolonged exposure to poor air quality poses significant health risks, prompting government intervention and temporary closures.

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Authorities in Johor confirmed that all schools will reopen on October 26 as air quality improves and rain is expected.

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