Perak Department of Enviroment director Norazizi Adinan addresses a press conference in Ipoh September 18, 2019. — Picture by Farhan Najib
IPOH, Sep 18 — Despite the thick haze here, Perak Department of Environment director Norazizi Adinan said weather conditions are not conducive for successful cloud seeding operations yet. Norazizi said each cloud seeding attempt costs around RM100,000, making it vital to maximise the chances of success.“If we do it at the wrong time, the operation will fail and we might lose RM100,000. That is why some states have yet to carry out the operation even though the haze is bad at their locations,” he told a press conference at the State Secretariat Building here.
A total of 303 schools with nearly 86,000 students in Perak were ordered closed today after the Air Pollutant Index exceeded the 200 mark and entered the ‘very unhealthy’ territory.State Environment Committee chairman Abdul Aziz Bari said the schools will stay closed until the haze recedes but added that several areas in the state still have unhealthy air at the moment.“The four stations were in Taiping , Lumut , Tasek and Pegoh ,” he said.
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