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- Sep 28, 2026
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Chickens in Malaysia are producing fewer eggs. Is haze a leading cause? (opens the original)
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Small farmers in Malaysia and Indonesia who are also worried about rising heat are spending more to ventilate their sheds While it is difficult to separately assess the effects of haze-related smoke from heat, water shortages, feed and disease, farmers and industry groups say the cumulative strain is severely affecting animal health, productivity and their finances. In Selama, Perak, poultry keeper Zaiful Zakaria, 42, had begun installing ventilation fans at his open-sided chicken sheds before t
Thailand’s solar scheme faces hurdles as low power users turned off by high cost (opens the original)
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Even with a subsidy, the upfront installation cost still may not make up for future savings and income in poorer households Toey Wattana Mongkhonnam began thinking about outfitting his family home in Thailand’s northeastern province of Yasothon with solar panels during the Covid-19 pandemic. In his household of five, electricity use rises with the day’s heat, and the monthly bill could range from 1,000 baht to 1,500 baht (US$30 to US$45). “Back then, I checked prices and a rooftop panel system t
Why small quakes in Malaysia’s Sabah are sounding seismic alarms (opens the original)
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Scientists say the mountainous regions of Keningau and Tambunan have been overlooked in the state’s monitoring for earthquake risks The latest, a magnitude 3.4 tremor on September 3, was felt in several parts of Keningau, prompting staff at the district office to suspend a meeting and move to a designated safe area. No serious damage was reported. The tremor was one of several weak earthquakes recorded around Keningau since 2023, raising questions about efforts to strengthen monitoring, developm
Bail out or downsize? Malaysia’s stark choice as AirAsia losses mount (opens the original)
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Rival carriers lack commercial incentive to take over unprofitable routes, which could force the government into a subsidy dilemma, analysts say That reality could leave the government facing a stark choice: allow domestic flight services to shrink or step in with subsidies for essential routes, rather than assuming competitors will automatically fill any void left by the country’s largest budget airline. The concern has taken on added urgency as AirAsia seeks fresh financing following a sharp r
Who will look after ageing Asia when its carers grow old? (opens the original)
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Asia’s care economy is booming, but its biggest supplier nations are ageing too, raising fears of a coming carer shortfall Certified as a carer, she now freelances around Kuala Lumpur’s Klang Valley, earning up to 25 ringgit (US$6) an hour for round-the-clock shifts, with clients providing her meals, transport and housing. “My former employer was very understanding and offered to release me earlier so I could earn a higher salary as a caregiver,” the 50-year-old said. “A lot of caregivers from t
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