Authorities monitoring air quality at 85 schools after hundreds fall ill in Pasir Gudang
onMohd Khuzzan said officials are attempting to trace the source of the latest air pollution incident. — Picture by Ben Tan
Johor Health, Culture and Heritage Committee chairman Mohd Khuzzan Abu Bakar said the officers will attempt to trace the source of the latest air pollution at these identified hotspots. Mohd Khuzzan said the officers will focus on the air quality on the third and fourth floors of the school buildings. The 111 schools had reopened yesterday after being closed on June 25 following the air pollution that affected over 700 people, mainly schoolchildren.
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