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Johor school safety and infrastructure management
Overview
The Johor state government has introduced measures to manage school safety and infrastructure. Initially, the state issued guidelines for schools to monitor the Air Pollutant Index (API) due to rising haze levels. Under these protocols, outdoor activities must be suspended if the API exceeds 100, and schools are required to close if the index surpasses 200.
Following these health safety measures, the state announced plans to establish a special committee to oversee school construction and maintenance. This committee is intended to address infrastructure issues, such as damaged roofs and drainage systems, by implementing a systematic priority-based plan. The state continues to reinforce haze safety protocols, maintaining that school closures will be ordered if API readings exceed 200.
Entities
Johor state government · Dr. Muhammad Naqib Md Ghazali · Johor State Education Department · Johor State Education and Information Committee · Department of Environment
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesJohor to establish committee for school maintenance and haze safety
Johor is establishing a special committee to oversee school maintenance and infrastructure, while also implementing strict haze safety protocols and API monitoring to protect students.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesJohor implements school protocols amid rising haze levels
Johor authorities have ordered schools to suspend outdoor activities if the Air Pollutant Index exceeds 100 and to close schools if readings surpass 200 due to rising haze levels.
Sources
beritaharian.sg · malay.news · mediadigitaljohor.gov.my