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The Ministry of Education is monitoring the air pollutant index (API) levels and will close schools in areas with high readings, said Education Minister Maszlee Malik.
He said the state education departments would follow the standard operating procedure and will close schools in states with high API readings.
He said the state education departments would follow the standard operating procedure and will close schools in states with high API readings.
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