After we have heard the response of a top official, First secretary (political affairs), Mudzakir at the Indonesian embassy in Kuala Lumpur.

“If you can guarantee the wind will not blow (in this direction), then I can guarantee it (haze) will not happen again.”

“When we export oxygen, you don’t say anything; when we export haze, you complain.”

“We have forests producing oxygen and bringing clean air to them but they don’t thank us. Now there’s smoke and they complain. There must be a balance.”

We have our minister now. Natural Resources and Environment Minister Datuk Seri Azmi Khalid said that Malaysia and Indonesia are friendly neighbour. Malaysia will not bring the haze matter to the International Tribunal. He said Malaysia and Indonesia will continue to hold TALKS and discussions aimed at smoke and haze.

He also said that what can we get when bring Indonesia to the International Tribunal and he mentioned that protest was useless also.

Well, as our Prime Minister, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi told us “When something like this happens, we have to ask for God’s help,”. So, we are good, we are not naughty; what we can do when the HAZE from our lovely neighbour visit us are pray, pray, pray hard for rain.

*picture adopted from Malaysiakini

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