O companie aeriană și-a suspendat zborurile între cele mai poluate orașe din lume

A Malaysian airline has suspended flights between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore due to dense smoke from Indonesian fires, making both cities the most polluted globally. The measure, initially set for one day, has been extended due to ongoing poor air quality. The smoke has resulted from severe fires in Indonesia, exacerbated by the El Niño phenomenon. Air quality indices in both cities have reached unhealthy levels, prompting Singapore to reintroduce subsidies for health issues related to smoke exposure. Schools in Malaysia have reopened in most areas, but some remain closed due to air quality concerns. The Malaysian government is seeking to strengthen regional cooperation to address the issue.