Govt asks Malaysian plantation companies in Indonesia to prevent open burning

Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad asked the public not to burn waste or allow their land to be used for open burning.

It’s minister Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad said the letter reminds the companies to take measures to prevent plantation and peat fires, which are the main cause of transboundary haze pollution across the region. “The public is also advised not to burn waste or allow their land or premises to be used by irresponsible parties, as this could result in open burning,” he added.

He said the measures are necessary due to the southwest monsoon dry season, from May to September this year.

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