‘Worried’ and ‘confused’: Sarawakians grapple with worst haze since 2019
- KUCHING: For 39-year-old Azie Nurazrin Aziz, who is in her third trimester, the haze blanketing Sarawak has made her daily life feel “restricted”.
- The Kuching resident, who has asthma and whose doctors have classified her pregnancy as “high-risk”, attends as many as three clinic and hospital appointments a week while also running her own restaurant.
- But with the deteriorating air quality, she now carefully plans her errands to limit the amount of time she spends outdoors.
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- KUCHING: For 39-year-old Azie Nurazrin Aziz, who is in her third trimester, the haze blanketing Sarawak has made her daily life feel “restricted”.
- The Kuching resident, who has asthma and whose doctors have classified her pregnancy as “high-risk”, attends as many as three clinic and hospital appointments a week while also running her own restaurant.
- But with the deteriorating air quality, she now carefully plans her errands to limit the amount of time she spends outdoors.
Sources: CNA