A general station reporter learned on the 4th that, according to an official announcement, due to ongoing smog and haze, more than 600 primary and secondary schools in Malaysia's Sarawak state will be suspended from September 7 to 11, and about 198,600 students will switch to studying at home. The Sarawak Education Bureau said that the decision was based on continuous monitoring of the air pollution index and the meteorological department's report. Closed schools include 563 elementary schools and 84 middle schools. The local education department said that the school will carry out online teaching in accordance with the guidelines for teaching management during the disaster.

A general station reporter learned on the 4th that, according to an official announcement, due to ongoing smog and haze, more than 600 primary and secondary schools in Malaysia's Sarawak state will be suspended from September 7 to 11, and about 198,600 students will switch to studying at home. The Sarawak Education Bureau said that the decision was based on continuous monitoring of the air pollution index and the meteorological department's report. Closed schools include 563 elementary schools and 84 middle schools. The local education department said that the school will carry out online teaching in accordance with the guidelines for teaching management during the disaster.