AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHaze Update (Malaysia–Sarawak): Malaysia has lifted the emergency declaration in Serian, Sarawak after the Air Pollution Index fell to 222 (down from 519), but officials warn several areas—especially Serian and Samarahan—remain “very unhealthy,” urging residents to limit outdoor activity. Regional Air Crisis (Indonesia fires): The haze is still linked to ongoing fires in Kalimantan and Sumatra, with smoke drifting across Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, while Indonesia reports major aviation disruptions from volcanic ash. Travel Disruption (Indonesia volcano): Flights were halted at multiple Indonesian airports, including Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta, until 8.59am on Sep 7 due to ash from Mount Anak Krakatau; regional carriers including Royal Brunei Airlines cancelled services. Health & Safety (Thailand): A Thai case report says a British-Nigerian influencer died after complications from a cosmetic penile filler procedure, with a postmortem finding material matching the injected filler. Business & Policy (Thailand visas): Thailand’s new framework cuts visa-exempt stays and caps land-border entries at twice a year from Sept 15, with Brunei among the 30-day tourism categories.
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