Air quality dips in Sarawak with nine areas unhealthy, Melaka also affected | Malay Mail

Nine areas in Sarawak hit unhealthy API readings including Serian, Kuching, and Samarahan. Check current air quality status and health impacts.

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  • Nine areas in Sarawak recorded unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as of 4 pm on September 24, 2026
  • Serian IPD recorded the highest reading at 200
  • Other named areas: Kuching (188), Samarahan (179), Sri Aman (172), Bintulu (162), Sarikei (157), Sibu (156), Samalaju (155), Kapit (133)
  • 48 areas recorded moderate readings; 11 areas recorded good readings
  • Examples of moderate areas: Batu Muda KL (75), Keningau Sabah (60), Seberang Perai Penang (53), Kota Bharu Kelantan (52)
  • The API scale: 0–50 good, 51–100 moderate, 101–200 unhealthy, 201–300 very unhealthy, 301+ hazardous
  • The title also references Melaka being affected, but no Melaka-specific data appears in the article body
  • Data source: Malaysian Air Pollutant Index Management System (APIMS) portal

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  • A brand name
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  5. Service areas — Does the brand serve Sarawak, Melaka, or Malaysia broadly?
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