Haze Schools Reopen Monday in Melaka, Negeri Sembilan

Quick Answer: Ministry of Education (MOE) schools in Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang and Putrajaya resume normal operations on Monday after haze readings eased. Putrajaya’s API stood at 70 at 2pm Sunday, while all three Melaka stations read below 100. The source names no Bursa-listed company, so it does not directly affect any listed shareholder.

Which Haze-Hit Schools Reopen on Monday?

haze schools reopen Monday in Melaka and Negeri Sembilan — Schools in Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang and Putrajaya resume normal operations on Monday.

Haze schools reopen Monday in four areas, while Kuala Lumpur and Selangor are split by district.

Melaka: normal operations. APIMS readings at 2pm Sunday were Alor Gajah 91, Bukit Rambai 94 and Bandaraya Melaka 96.
Negeri Sembilan: normal operations. Students with respiratory symptoms or in high-risk groups are advised to wear face masks.
Pahang: normal operations, with haze and API readings monitored through the respective PPDs.
Putrajaya: normal operations. JPWPP reported an API of 70 at 2pm Sunday, below its 150 threshold, after three days of decline.
Kuala Lumpur: Sentul and Keramat PPD schools reopen Monday, after the API reached 84 at the CA15W Batu Muda station.
Selangor: schools in all other districts operate as usual on Monday.

Why Are Bangsar/Pudu and Three Selangor Districts Still Closed?

Bangsar/Pudu PPD schools stay closed until further notice. The CA16W Cheras station recorded an API of 152, which the Federal Territory Education Department (JPWPKL) classed as unhealthy.

Home-based teaching and learning (PdPR) and work-from-home (WFH) directives continue for teachers and implementing group staff (AKP) in Bangsar/Pudu.

Hulu Langat, Gombak and Petaling Perdana PPD schools also remain closed, according to the Selangor Education Department (JPNS).

Does the Haze Closure Affect Bursa Malaysia Shares?

The source names no Bursa-listed company, no stock code and no earnings figure. No shareholder impact can be measured from it.

The numbers worth tracking are the API readings: 70 in Putrajaya, 84 at Batu Muda and 152 at Cheras. Investors may want to watch official MOE and JPNS updates on further school directives.

Any stock angle would need a company announcement naming the listed firm and its figures. None appears in this report.

Key Takeaways

Schools in Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang and Putrajaya resume normal operations on Monday.
Putrajaya’s API was 70 at 2pm Sunday, and Melaka’s readings ranged from 91 to 96.
Bangsar/Pudu PPD schools stay closed after a API reading of 152 at Cheras.
Hulu Langat, Gombak and Petaling Perdana PPD schools remain closed.
The source names no Bursa-listed company or stock code.

Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not investment advice. Do your own research before making any decision, and check official MOE and JPNS channels for school updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which schools reopen on Monday because of the haze?

MOE institutions in Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang and Putrajaya resume normal operations on Monday, according to the report dated Oct 11. Sentul and Keramat PPD schools in Kuala Lumpur also reopen on Monday.

Are schools in Bangsar/Pudu still closed?

Yes. They remain closed until further notice because the CA16W Cheras station recorded an API of 152.

Which Selangor districts keep schools closed?

Hulu Langat, Gombak and Petaling Perdana PPD schools remain closed. The Selangor Education Department (JPNS) said schools in other districts operate as usual.

Does the haze closure affect Bursa Malaysia stocks?

The source does not name any Bursa-listed company, stock code or financial figure, so it cannot be linked to a specific share. Check the company announcements on Bursa Malaysia for any listed firm you follow.

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