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00:04The most severe and persistent large-scale fire in Indonesia in the past 11 years.
00:09Burning
00:10Toxic transboundary smoke continues to blanket parts of the peninsula and East Malaysia.
00:14Stepping outside, even breathing feels suffocating.
00:18Faced with this out-of-control fire, are the Indonesian authorities truly powerless?
00:22Strategy?
00:23When will the poison sacks that have gripped Malaysia finally dissipate?
00:27People's health has been deprived and their daily lives have been severely disrupted.
00:30Who should ultimately pay for this?
00:33Indonesian officials claimed that even though the authorities had deployed 64 aircraft...
00:38More than 50,000 people were mobilized to go deep into the fire area.
00:41However, the affected area was simply too vast.
00:44In addition, the complex peatland geology and extremely limited water resources hinder the process.
00:49The fire is still difficult to extinguish.
00:51The fire cannot be extinguished; the cross-border burial further worsens the situation.
00:55The Sarawak Education Department issued an emergency announcement today.
00:57All primary and secondary schools in Luboan and one county in Canada
01:01Classes will be suspended immediately, and all classes will be conducted online from home.
01:05Air quality in various parts of Malaysia from 9 am to 7 pm
01:08Continue to sound the alarm about unhealthy conditions
01:10In total, air pollution indices in 10 regions of Vietnam exceeded the white mark.
01:14The west coast of the peninsula stretches from the Paseng Valley all the way to Seremban in Negeri Sembilan.
01:18Five regions are in a state of emergency.
01:20And Sabah Yat has also fallen today.
01:42For the past few days, even breathing in Kuala Lumpur has felt suffocating.
01:47Thick smoke pressed down on my head.
01:49The Petronas Twin Towers and Kuala Lumpur Tower in the distance were completely out of sight.
01:52Skyscrapers were completely submerged in a white smog.
01:55Everyone wants to stay at home
01:57But what choice do migrant workers have when they're just trying to make a living?
02:00I become a human air purifier as soon as I step out of the house.
02:04Wearing a thin, ordinary mask
02:06It can't block the invisible PM2.5 at all.
02:09Every breath became the most helpless pain.
02:12Many people believed that closing doors and windows would protect them from toxic gases.
02:16However, research indicates that 94% of the particles in the buried smoke are suspended particles.
02:21They are all extremely small particles of PM2.5.
02:24Able to easily penetrate gaps in doors and windows
02:26Deep into the alveoli
02:27Even penetrates the vascular barrier
02:29Enter the bloodstream
02:30If the house is simply sealed with doors and windows without any filtration...
02:33The room will likely become a silent gas chamber.
02:37The smell is a bit strong.
02:39It really does make my eyes a little uncomfortable.
02:42You still need to breathe
02:43Actually, when I tried it...
02:45I tried buying special medicine.
02:463M on Lazada
02:48They didn't send it.
02:49I guess they're buying something special.
02:51I don't know
02:51I am still waiting
02:54I buy special things
02:57Look up at the sky
02:59Can you really see the poison gas?
03:00Basheng Valley's investigation found
03:02Up to 96% of office workers
03:04Relying entirely on the naked eye to see the sky or distant mountains
03:07To determine the quality of air
03:09Every day when I go out
03:10Actively detect air data
03:11Less than 10%
03:13This kind of visual intuition
03:15Let's confront the invisible PM2.5.
03:17Take it lightly
03:17Most of them are seen with the naked eye
03:19To the naked eye
03:20After looking at it with the naked eye
03:22After looking at it with the naked eye
03:23Many tests
03:24Okay, I still need to go out.
03:25Still need to work
03:27I usually drive to work.
03:28On the way to the MRT
03:29There will be radio stations to listen to.
03:31They have a report
03:32What is the index high today?
03:34It seems like my mouth gets a little dry when I talk to family members.
03:36You have a bit of a cough or something.
03:38Therefore, we recommend that everyone travel.
03:40Wear more masks
03:41Keep healthy!
03:42Officials often call for
03:44Stay indoors and reduce going out
03:46But for construction workers
03:47to vendors
03:48For delivery drivers
03:49Stay home
03:50Doesn't that mean there's no income?
03:52Even research shows
03:53Less than 30% of the public
03:55Capable of providing good protection against burial
03:57Must be buried indoors
03:58It became a privilege that required costs.
04:00Those who are struggling to make a living
04:01Must be in toxic air
04:03Hardworking grassroots workers
04:04Their gas masks and health
04:06And who should provide this guarantee?
04:15Cross-border burials reported on time every year
04:22Troubled Malaysia for 40 years
04:24It has been a whole generation's time.
04:26How much longer must we endure this?
04:28A non-governmental organization stepped on it today
04:30Indonesian Embassy in Tsuma
04:31Transaction Memorandum
04:32He criticized the regulatory mechanism for becoming empty talk.
04:35The policy lacks political courage
04:37They demanded transparency.
04:38And severely punish the companies involved.
04:39Even if Malaysian conglomerates are involved
04:41We will never tolerate it.
04:43They made a statement
04:44If diplomacy continues to fail
04:45Mobilizing people to take to the streets to protest cannot be ruled out.
04:47Because the people have long had enough.
04:49Even the most basic freedom to breathe
04:51All of these have become luxuries.
04:52Reclaiming the Blue Sky
04:54We absolutely cannot wait another 40 years.
04:56We feel that if the agreement
04:58Unselected
04:59We must take action
05:02Then I will pay more attention
05:04This problem
05:05If these calls for protest
05:07Never mind
05:20Civil society organizations stepped forward from under the rubble
05:23But the gates of the Indonesian Embassy in Tchuma
05:25Still tightly closed
05:26No one even came forward to receive a memorandum.
05:30When air pollution
05:31More than 30,000 people are affected in the five countries each year.
05:33Preventable death
05:34It also swallowed up more than 300 billion ringgit in economic losses.
05:38Faced with the indifference and failure of transnational systems
05:41We, ordinary people
05:42How else can one unleash the most powerful roar?
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