Haze 2006
Ako kazdy rok, aj tento rok sa na Malajziu zaviali spaliny z poziarov na Sumatre a Borneu. Kazdorocne totiz horia velke uzemia Indonezie a spaliny vietor zanasa ponad uzemie Singapuru, Malajzie a Thajska.
Dnes je situacia extremne zla (avsak stale nie tak zla ako pred rokom), rano na staniciach metra rozdavali zadarmo ruska na tvar, aby ludia splodiny nedychali priamo.
Indonezia situaciu avsak neriesi, pretoze uz nema financne prostriedky - a tak je to v rukach Alaha a caka sa na dazd (ako dnes napisali noviny Sun, nizsie).
Dokonca aj Wikipedia uverejnuje online spravodajstvo – vcelku kvalitne spravy z celeho zasiahnuteho regioniu.
A tu su spravy zo Sun:
'No funds, pray for rain'
HAZE SITUATION STILL BAD
After a fleeting respite on Saturday, shifting winds brought back the haze yesterday. The worst-hit areas were the central and southwestern parts of the peninsula, particularly Johor, Negri Sembilan and Malacca. But there's some good news - the number of hot spots in Sumatra and Kalimantan, has also been reduced.
At 4pm yesterday, visibility in Malacca, Kuantan and Sepang fluctuated between 1-1.5km. Changing wind conditions and rain in central Sarawak on Saturday brought relief to the state bordering Kalimantan.
According to the Department of Environment, as of 11am, six areas recorded unhealthy air pollutant index readings (see above).
Moderate API readings were recorded in 36 areas, including Sri Aman (93), Kuching (81), Petra Jaya (75), Kuala Selangor (70), Seremban (60), Shah Alam (58), Kuala Lumpur (56) and Nilai (55).
Dnes je situacia extremne zla (avsak stale nie tak zla ako pred rokom), rano na staniciach metra rozdavali zadarmo ruska na tvar, aby ludia splodiny nedychali priamo.
Indonezia situaciu avsak neriesi, pretoze uz nema financne prostriedky - a tak je to v rukach Alaha a caka sa na dazd (ako dnes napisali noviny Sun, nizsie).
Dokonca aj Wikipedia uverejnuje online spravodajstvo – vcelku kvalitne spravy z celeho zasiahnuteho regioniu.
A tu su spravy zo Sun:
'No funds, pray for rain'
HAZE SITUATION STILL BAD
After a fleeting respite on Saturday, shifting winds brought back the haze yesterday. The worst-hit areas were the central and southwestern parts of the peninsula, particularly Johor, Negri Sembilan and Malacca. But there's some good news - the number of hot spots in Sumatra and Kalimantan, has also been reduced.
At 4pm yesterday, visibility in Malacca, Kuantan and Sepang fluctuated between 1-1.5km. Changing wind conditions and rain in central Sarawak on Saturday brought relief to the state bordering Kalimantan.
According to the Department of Environment, as of 11am, six areas recorded unhealthy air pollutant index readings (see above).
Moderate API readings were recorded in 36 areas, including Sri Aman (93), Kuching (81), Petra Jaya (75), Kuala Selangor (70), Seremban (60), Shah Alam (58), Kuala Lumpur (56) and Nilai (55).
FUNDS RUN DRY, RAIN ONLY HOPE
"We have run out of operational funds. Without funds, it is impossible for us to combat the fires. We need to buy fuel for extinguisher tools and for transportation," Agung Catur, head of the fire-fighting task force in central Kalimantan province, told the state-run Antara news agency.
Governor of South Sumatra, Syahrial Oesman,admitted defeat and is hoping for rainfall to douse the forest fires. "Only the rain can put out the fires. So, let us pray and hope to Allah for an immediate rain," he was quoted as saying.
http://www.sun2surf.com/article.cfm?id=15745
posted by Dorota Papkova @ 6:42 PM
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