Haze: Malaysia is not blaming Indonesia, just offering help, says ambassador

Haze: Malaysia is not blaming Indonesia, just offering help, says ambassador thesundaily haze Indonesia Malaysia

: Malaysia is not pointing fingers at Indonesia over the current haze problems, instead the country is offering some forms of assistance in tackling the forest fires in several provinces in the republic.

“It is not a protest letter, but is of Malaysia’s intention to help dealing with haze ,” he told reporters after the 2019 Malaysia National Day reception last night. “The smoke that entered Malaysia, to Kuala Lumpur, is from Sarawak and from Peninsular Malaysia, and perhaps from parts of west Kalimantan. So should be objective in explaining it,” Siti Nurbaya said.

“Thus far I have not received Minister Siti Nurbaya and the BMKG have issued a statement on this issue,” Retno was quoted as saying by local media.

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