KUALA LUMPUR – Worsening haze conditions in Malaysia have raised worries about commercial operations, particularly in agriculture, plantation, and tourism. Economists cautioned that less sunshine might diminish oil palm output, while bad air quality could interrupt outdoor activities, cut working hours, and raise healthcare costs. Although the overall impact on Malaysia’s economy is projected to be minimal, businesses in affected areas may experience increased operating expenses and poorer productivity. This situation emphasises the significance of air quality monitoring, environmental risk management, and business continuity planning, especially for plantation and industrial operators.
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(Source: The Star)
