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00:04Yesterday was the Mid-Autumn Festival, and celebrations were held in various forms across the country.
00:08Meanwhile, many regions were shrouded in darkness during this year's Mid-Autumn Festival, a situation that was still difficult to resolve.
00:13Amidst the cross-border haze generated by the extinguished Indonesian fire.
00:17A full moon night where rain and haze dance together
00:20People were forced to celebrate amidst blurred vision and air pollution.
00:24Happy Mid-Autumn Festival
00:25Is spending the Mid-Autumn Festival in smog now something Malaysians have to accept?
00:30Is this the new normal?
00:31When will the haze from Indonesia's borders finally end?
00:34How much longer can we endure this pain, even when breathing hurts?
00:40Especially now, Saudi Arabia is still being ravaged by the haze from the fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia.
00:44Layue
00:44Yesterday afternoon, including Gujing, Semarakhan, Sirian and Sri Aman air...
00:49Air pollution index
00:49It's still an unhealthy level that has exceeded 100 points.
00:52However, according to footage sent to the "Eight O'Clock Information Daily" by residents of Gujing...
00:56show
00:56The situation regarding burials improved last night.
00:59So as not to dampen people's enthusiasm for going out to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.
01:05Yesterday afternoon, the Mid-Autumn Festival, the center of Gujing City was still shrouded in rubble.
01:09The emptiness index is still at an unhealthy level.
01:11But by night
01:19The bright moon of Mid-Autumn Festival can already be seen in the endless sky.
01:22The Malaysia-China Friendship Park was bustling with activity under the moonlight.
01:26Locals described
01:27Although there was still a slight burning smell in the air
01:29It was also quite hot and humid.
01:31However, the overall situation regarding the burial of tobacco is much better than it was a few days ago.
01:34That's what makes people willing to go outdoors.
01:35Lighting lanterns in the park to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.
01:38The cross-border burial of tobacco did not disrupt the festive atmosphere.
01:44The camera then shifts to Yada Street.
01:46The Mid-Autumn Festival Market Celebration, which has been held for over 20 years
01:49Footage taken by the public for the 8 o'clock hottest news shows
01:52Although the area is still troubled by the Indonesian fire smoke.
01:55But the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival atmosphere on the old street remains undiminished.
02:00Especially the God Temple in the old street, which is over 150 years old
02:03Every year during the Mid-Autumn Festival, traditional Chaozhou ceremonies are performed.
02:06Offering rouge, face powder, and floral water to the new army of the moon.
02:10This is also commonly known as the Moon Goddess.
02:11Praying for family harmony, seeking a good marriage, and wishing for good interpersonal relationships.
02:17Of course, some parents choose not to go where there are crowds.
02:19Taking children in a lantern parade downstairs at the apartment building
02:22Don't let smoke bury children and deprive them of their childhood memories of celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival.
02:26Back to Keelung on the Peninsula
02:29applause
02:31After a heavy rainstorm yesterday evening
02:33The smoke that had shrouded the city center for days was temporarily dispelled.
02:36The capital city welcomed back a long-awaited clear night sky.
02:38Extremely high visibility
02:40The Mid-Autumn Festival Gala of Tianhou Temple, which has been held for more than 20 years
02:42It also attracts many local residents and tourists from abroad.
02:44Attending
02:45Celebrate the night of the full moon and family reunion with songs and dances.
02:48The little sister who came
02:50The person who took the first step did not cry.
02:58I think this overseas Chinese
03:00Although not a country
03:02But this tradition of everyone...
03:06The underlying principles are all from the same source.
03:07I was quite pleasantly surprised.
03:10Will you feel when you come to Keelung?
03:11The one buried with smoke
03:12Yes, yes, there's smoke buried there.
03:14I think
03:16It seems like just a child.
03:18He would think like this.
03:20When the cigarette was buried
03:21The weather has been like this for the past few days.
03:24Although the cross-border smoke was buried on the Mid-Autumn Festival night
03:26temporarily avoid
03:27Resumption of tourists and public
03:28Alarm for becoming a human filter
03:30However, the past forty years
03:31Every year when this season arrives...
03:33Malaysia will suffer greatly.
03:35It's not like we should be receiving tourists amidst smog.
03:38Even for the locals
03:39An entire generation
03:41I look up every year but can't see the blue sky.
03:44Mid-Autumn Festival will still be a time to dance with smog.
03:46Is this really the new normal we have to adapt to?
03:50Doesn't it feel like this burial site has become a...
03:52The new normal
03:54Every year
03:55August
03:56August
03:57There will be in August and September.
03:58Every year
03:59This time it's just more serious.
04:00If it stays there for a long time
04:02Before going back
04:03Should I keep wearing this mask?
04:05It felt like during those two months
04:08It's very ordinary.
04:10Just bury it in the smoke.
04:11Much better today.
04:12What I saw outside my window was...
04:16Sometimes you can't even see that mountain.
04:18I saw very far today.
04:20Did you see that mountain?
04:21OK
04:22I'm a little worried that the smoke will be buried again.
04:25I think it will happen again.
04:27I think
04:32The people know it all.
04:33The distant view right now
04:35Only temporary clarity
04:37But to completely escape the smoke obstructing the view
04:40Every breath doesn't have to become
04:41Re-filter PM2.5 dust particles
04:44Not just ordinary people
04:45It can be solved with meager resources.
04:47The key is
04:48Our generation can no longer tolerate this.
04:51We must roar at the authorities.
04:53Only then can we leave a legacy for the next generation.
04:55No need to worry about not being able to see the bright moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival.