Which Sarawak locations saw worsening API readings, and what were they?

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Three Sarawak Locations Recorded Worsening API Readings, Contributing to Five Areas with Very Unhealthy Air Quality

Three additional locations in Sarawak experienced a deterioration in Air Pollutant Index (API) readings, leading to a total of five areas within the state now exhibiting very unhealthy air quality. As of 11 pm last night, Sibu recorded an API of 206, Sarikei also registered 206, and Samarahan reached 209. These figures place these areas within the "very unhealthy" range, which is defined as API readings between 201 and 300.
Sibu Recorded an API of 206

Sibu's API reading reached 206, classifying its air quality as "very unhealthy." This elevation in pollutant levels means that prolonged exposure could pose significant health risks to the general public.
Sarikei Also Registered an API of 206

Similarly, Sarikei's air quality index climbed to 206, placing it in the same "very unhealthy" category. This indicates a comparable level of air pollution in this region of Sarawak.
Samarahan Recorded the Highest API Among the Three New Locations at 209

Samarahan reported the highest API reading among the three newly affected locations, reaching 209. This figure further underscores the worsening air quality conditions in Sarawak, contributing to the growing number of areas with very unhealthy air.

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