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According to a general station reporter in Malaysia, on October 25, the smog and haze weather in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which had continued for many days, improved dramatically. The Malaysian Meteorological Service previously told reporters that when the haze dissipates mainly depends on the direction of the wind. Recently, the Malaysian monsoon changed from the southwest monsoon to the northeast monsoon, which is conducive to blowing away the haze. It is expected that the local air quality will continue to improve for some time to come.
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According to a general station reporter in Malaysia, on October 25, the smog and haze weather in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, which had continued for many days, improved dramatically. The Malaysian Meteorological Service previously told reporters that when the haze dissipates mainly depends on the direction of the wind. Recently, the Malaysian monsoon changed from the southwest monsoon to the northeast monsoon, which is conducive to blowing away the haze. It is expected that the local air quality will continue to improve for some time to come.
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