Bismillah [hidayahnet] Solat Hajat perlu diadakan segera

[what a relief]

Assalamu'alaykum sahabat semua..
 
Apa pendapat 'alim ulamak & umat Islam di Malaysia khususnya.. jika diadakan solat hajat untuk menyelesaikan masalah jerebu ini. Jika perlu ikhtiar, solat hajat hujan.
 
Kalau mengikut laporan akhbar, pihak Indonesia sendiri melihat perkembangan kebakaran di Indonesia akan berterusan beberapa minggu. Bayangkan baru seminggu kita sudah mencapai API 500 (Port Klang).. dan kawasan lain juga nampaknya sudah melepasi tahap bahaya API 300.
 
Apakah tindakan kerajaan dalam menyelesaikan masalah ini juga dalam menangani lumpuhnya ekonomi negara? Di harap pihak kerajaan dan yang berwajib dapat memberi panduan kepada  rakyat mengenai tindakan yang harus dilakukan dalam masa terdekat ini jika keadaan yang tidak mengizinkan untuk kita berada diluar, selain duduk di dalam rumah.
 
Sesiapa yang ada panduan, tips dlm bab menghadapi jerebu ini harap kongsi bersama
 
WALlahu'alam
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http://www.jas.sains.my/jas/Air+Pollutant+Index++11-8-05.htm
 

AIR POLLUTANT INDEX (API)
INDEKS PENCEMAR UDARA (IPU)
 
TARIKH : 11 August 2005
 



KAWASANAREA
MASA/TIME11.00 am

Kangar, PERLIS
57*

Langkawi, KEDAH
54*

Alor Setar, KEDAH
53*

Bakar Arang, Sg. Petani, KEDAH
60*

USM, P.PINANG
45*

ILP, Perai, P.PINANG
80*

Seberang Jaya 2, Perai, P.PINANG
61*

Jalan Tasek, Ipoh, PERAK
61*

S K Jalan Pegoh, Ipoh, PERAK
63*

Kg. Air Putih, Taiping, PERAK
65*

Seri Manjung, PERAK
61*

Tanjung Malim, PERAK
132*

Gombak, SELANGOR
234*

Pelabuhan Kelang, SELANGOR
529*

Petaling Jaya, SELANGOR
349*

Country Heights, Kajang, SELANGOR
189*

Shah Alam, SELANGOR
371*

Kuala Selangor, SELANGOR
531*

Kuala Lumpur, W.PERSEKUTUAN
321*

Putrajaya, W.PERSEKUTUAN
364*

Labuan, W.PERSEKUTUAN
48*

Nilai, N.SEMBILAN
170*

Seremban, N.SEMBILAN
131*

Bukit Rambai, MELAKA
118*

Bandaraya MELAKA
97*

Pasir Gudang, JOHOR
65*

Larkin, JOHOR
41*

Muar, JOHOR
83*

Johor Bahru, JOHOR
64*

Pengkalan Chepa, KELANTAN
59*

M.Sult.Ismail, K.Bharu, KELANTAN
67*

Kemaman, TERENGGANU
82*

Paka, TERENGGANU
67*

Kuala Terengganu, TERENGGANU
79*

Jerantut, PAHANG
121*

Indera Mahkota, Kuantan, PAHANG
76*

Balok Baru, Kuantan, PAHANG
81*

Kuching, SARAWAK
71*

Sibu, SARAWAK
74*

Bintulu, SARAWAK
75*

Miri, SARAWAK
64*

Sarikei, SARAWAK
64*

Limbang, SARAWAK
50*

Samarahan, SARAWAK
69*

Sri Aman, SARAWAK
57*

Kapit, SARAWAK
71*

Petra Jaya, SARAWAK
65*

Kota Kinabalu, SABAH
51*

Tawau, SABAH
57*

Keningau, SABAH
56*

Sandakan, SABAH
44*
Keterangan / Explaination



Taksiran IPUAPI Indication
Bilangan KawasanNumber of Areas

0-50          Baik / Good51-100      Sederhana / Moderate101-200    Tidak Sihat / Unhealthy201-300    Sangat Tidak Sihat / Very Unhealthy>301         Berbahaya / Hazardous#               Masalah Teknikal / Technical Problem
5336160 
Nota / Note                    *  = Habuk Halus (PM10)               c = Ozon (O3)                    a  = Sulfur Dioksida (SO2)             d = Karbon Monoksida (CO)                    b = Nitrogen Dioksida (NO2)           & = Lebih daripada satu   pencemar

Air quality in Kuala Selangor and Port Klang "very unhealthy"
News Update by The Star Newsdesk  
PETALING JAYA: As of 11am, hazardous air quality levels have been recorded at 51 Department of Environment (DOE) monitoring stations.  
The API reading at Kuala Selangor was "very unhealthy" at 531 while Port Klang recorded an equally highly hazardous level of 529.  
Meanwhile, visibility in Sepang and Petaling Jaya were between 500m and 1km, whereas in Subang, Temerloh and Malacca, it was between 1.3km and 1.7km.  
Other areas like Kuala Krai, Setiawan, Kuching and Bintulu recorded visibility readings of between 3 and 5km. 
Haze clouds market sentiment

BY C.S. TAN and IZWAN IDRIS
As the haze envelopes the Klang Valley, concerns over its economic impact have led to cautious investors trimming their positions in the stock market.  
As a result, the Kuala Lumpur Composite Index (KLCI) yesterday fell nine points to the day's low before partially recovering in the final half hour of trading to close at 939, down five points.  
The first to bear the economic impact of the haze was Northport (M) Bhd, which said yesterday that port operations had been suspended due to hazardous environmental conditions and poor visibility, and would resume once the situation improved.  




 Northport, with operations in Port Klang, the worst affected area, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of NCB Holdings Bhd. NCB shares eased five sen to RM2.50.  
The suspension of operations at the port could temporarily affect imports or exports of manufacturers and food wholesalers. It could also cause inconvenience to logistics companies that move these goods or produce.  
At the same time, Subang airport just outside Kuala Lumpur announced it was closed till conditions improved. Meanwhile, the authorities are closely monitoring visibility at the KL International Airport.  
Not surprisingly, these conditions cast a pall over Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd shares, which declined nine sen, or 4%, to RM2.08 yesterday.   
Among airlines, Malaysia Airlines fell eight sen to RM3.66 and AirAsia eased one sen to RM1.76.  
The haze may also lead to a reduction in tourist arrivals although figures are yet to be made available.  
At the street level, retail businesses are also feeling the impact as the haze kept people at home.  
The businesses most affected were sidewalk cafés and shops. The open-air sections of these cafés, which are normally packed, are now deserted. This would reduce consumer demand, an important element in the economy.  
In previous years, when winds blew the smoke from fires in Indonesia to every part of this country, some plantation companies were also affected as the haze had led to lower yield from oil palm trees.  
This time, however, as the haze seems to have affected mostly the Klang Valley, plantations companies may be spared.  
One company that stands to benefit from the haze is PLUS Expressways Bhd, which is likely to see more traffic on its tolled North-South Expressway as more people are expected to use the highway to head to other parts of the country, especially during the weekends, to escape the haze.  
Similarly, resorts and hotels in other parts of the country may see higher occupancy levels while occupancies in Kuala Lumpur are likely to drop.  
If the haze persists, the economic consequences could be significant as it grips the commercial heart of the nation. It could, of course, also clear any time as soon as it rains.  
If both the haze persists and market conditions continue to be overcast, traders may sell their shares while those with a contrarian view may buy stocks whose prices have fallen, in anticipation better conditions when the haze clears.  
The KLCI's decline yesterday went against the regional trend in which most other markets went up. As the KLCI eased 0.6%, the Straits Times Index in Singapore declined 0.4%.  
The regional markets were led by Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index, which surged almost 2% and Japan's Nikkei 225, which rose 1.7% on optimism of stronger economic growth.
 
Haze Alert
More places under hazy siegeIt is confirmed – our air is hazardous and in more places than earlier thought. The people wanted the Air Pollution Index (API) released and the Government did so on the order from the Cabinet. 
KL schools closed as haze situation worsensAll schools in Kuala Lumpur and parts of Selangor are closed today and tomorrow due to the worsening haze which has seriously affected the health of schoolchildren. 
Students made to run around fieldA teacher made some 200 Year Six pupils run round a field after they created a ruckus during recess in SRK Kampung Tunku. 
API reading for Klang Valley at unhealthy levelThe Air Pollutant Index confirmed the people’s worst fears that the air in the entire Klang Valley was very unhealthy and in Klang hazardous. 




 


ICY SURPRISE: Christopher Anand Anthonysamy, a reader of The Star, showing the ice that fell during a hailstorm in Subang Jaya Wednesday. The hailstorm brought both surprise and relief to the residents facing a worsening haze. Christopher, 15, said he was at home in SS14/5E with his mother and sister when the storm occured. They ran out to get the laundry only to be greeted by rain that had turned into ice. 'I grabbed my digital camera and started recording. I have never seen so much ice falling down from the sky,' Christopher told The Star.Haze-related illnesses increasingClinics are recording an increase in illnesses triggered by poor air quality over 72 hours. 
Masks selling like hot cakesPharmacies are doubling up their stock of masks due to the worsening haze situation. 
Poor visibility forces airport to closeThe Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah (SAAS) airport has been temporarily closed due to poor visibility. 
50ha orchard in Sekinchan on fireA 50ha orchard in Sekinchan, Selangor, is on fire due to open burning activities. 
Port Klang engulfed by smokeWith the whole town covered in haze, visitors might think that a raging inferno had erupted. 
Most people want schools to closeMore than a thousand Internet users took part in The Star Online’s poll on the haze, indicating serious public concern over the unhealthy air quality in several parts of the country. 
Fisherman unable to go out to seaFisherman Soh Ah Hak has not been going out to sea for the past four days because the haze has severely reduced visibility in the Straits of Malacca. 
Fish die from lack of oxygenThe haze is behind the death of thousands of fish at a pond in Kampung Pasir in Rantau, near Seremban. 
Indonesia draws censure
Stay off busy shipping lanes at Malacca Straits adviceFishermen in Muar have been advised against going out to fish in the busy shipping lanes in the Malacca Straits because of poor visibility caused by the haze. 
No mass cancellation by foreign touristsThe haze which is enveloping the Klang Valley has not created a wave of vacation cancellations or kept tourists from visiting Malaysia. 
‘Post haze info on highways’Works Minister Datuk Seri S. Samy Vellu told highway concessionaires yesterday to take measures to ensure the safety of motorists using the highways. 
26 students faint in classTwenty-six students in a classroom at SM Tengku Ampuan Jemaah fainted because of the bad haze situation. 
Pahang affected, tooThe town and some districts in Pahang were covered with haze Wednesday. 
Firm donates 10,000 masksA private firm has contributed 10,000 surgical masks to schools in the Klang Valley and for newspaper vendors nationwide.  

Take part in our online poll on the haze  

See a selection of pictures of the haze taken by The Star readers in the Photos section.  
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