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Indonesia to open airspace for cloud seeding to tackle haze, Malaysia says

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Indonesia has agreed to open its airspace to facilitate cloud seeding operations intended to mitigate haze pollution affecting the region. The decision follows requests for assistance as air quality levels have deteriorated in areas bordering the Indonesian province of Kalimantan.

Sarawak, a Malaysian state located on Borneo island, has been identified as the area most severely impacted by the current haze conditions. The collaborative effort aims to utilize weather modification techniques to clear the air and reduce the environmental and health risks posed by the smoke.

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