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The Natural Resources and Environment Board (NREB), Sarawak was established on 1st February 1994 pursuant to Section 3(1) of the Natural Resources and Environment Ordinance, 1993 (Cap. 84 – Laws of Sarawak). The NREB is tasked with the responsibility of protecting and managing the environment and the conservation of the natural resources of the State based on the principles of sustainable development.

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AIR POLLUTANT INDEX (API) OF SARAWAK

 

Date: 31 March 2023, Friday Time: 08:00 hrs

 

STATION INDEX (PM 2.5) STATUS
KUCHING 41 Good
SIBU 29 Good
BINTULU 48 Good
MIRI 24 Good
SARIKEI 27 Good
LIMBANG 20 Good
SAMARAHAN 28 Good
SRI AMAN 26 Good
KAPIT 18 Good
MUKAH 38 Good
SAMALAJU 55 Moderate
ILP MIRI 17 Good
IPD SERIAN (MCAQM) 24 Good
LUNDU 35 Good
TEBEDU 34 Good
LUBOK ANTU 21 Good
LAWAS 16 Good
BARIO 12 Good
   

Note:

i.  API is calculated based on 24-hour running average of the most dominant parameter

ii.  # - no data

 

Index

Status

Health Advisory

0 – 50

Good

The air quality is good and you can engage in outdoor physical activity without health concerns.

51 – 100

Moderate

At this level the air is probably safe for most people. However, some people are unusually sensitive and react to ozone in this range, especially at the higher levels (in the 80s and 90s). People with heart and lung diseases such as asthma, and children, are especially susceptible. People in these categories, or people who develop symptoms when they exercise at this levels, should consider avoiding prolonged outdoor exertion during the late afternoon or early evening.

101 – 200

Unhealthy

In this range even more people will be affected by ozone. Most people should restrict their outdoor exertion to morning or late evening hours when the ozone is low, to avoid high ozone exposures.

201 – 300

Very unhealthy

Increasingly more people will be affected by ozone. Most people should restrict their outdoor exertion to morning or late evening hours when the ozone is low, to avoid high ozone exposures.

301 and above

Hazardous

Everyone should avoid all outdoor exertion.

 

More info:

APIMS (DOE M'sia) | Regional Haze (ASMC) | Fire Weather Index (MET M'sia)