How do API readings in Miri and Sarikei compare to other affected districts?

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Miri and Sarikei API Readings Among Several Districts Experiencing Unhealthy Air Quality

As of 1pm today, both Miri and Sarikei registered unhealthy Air Pollutant Index (API) readings, placing them among eight districts in Sarawak that have recorded levels between 101 and 200. Miri's API reading stood at 118, while Sarikei recorded a higher figure of 147. These readings indicate an unhealthy air quality, which can pose health risks to sensitive groups.
Serian Records Highest Unhealthy API Reading

Serian reported the most significant API reading among the affected districts, reaching 170. This figure falls within the unhealthy range, underscoring the extent of the air quality deterioration in that specific area.
Samarahan, Kuching, and Bintulu Show Elevated API Levels

Following Serian, Samarahan recorded an API reading of 156, also categorised as unhealthy. Kuching and Bintulu experienced identical API readings of 155, placing them closely behind Samarahan in terms of air pollution levels.
Sri Aman and Samalaju Also Affected by Unhealthy Air

Further contributing to the list of districts with unhealthy air quality are Sri Aman and Samalaju, both registering an API reading of 153. These readings, like those in the other mentioned districts, signify conditions that warrant caution for public health.

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