The Haze

Air quality in Malaysia's capital reached "very unhealthy" levels as acrid smoke billowing from Indonesia agricultural fires intensified, in an environmental crisis. The Air Pollutant Index recorded unhealthy level in 16 districts across Malaysia, including some areas in Sarawak. The readings of Air Pollutant Index ranged 200 and above.
This haze gives an impact to Malaysians. Many people have fallen ill from the haze. Therefore, Malaysians were advised to wear face masks as a thick haze hovers over Malaysia. Besides, the government ordered schools closed in some places that had heavy haze.
Thus, in order to protect ourselves from the haze, there are ways which are avoid driving if visibility is bad. When driving, close all windows and activate recycle mode. Moreover, don't forget to avoid smoking and cigarette smoke because some toxins found in hazy conditions, smoking makes your lungs more sensitive to the effects of air pollutants.