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Kek Lok Si “Disappears” in the Haze

PENANG, SEPT 18 2019: MORE areas across the country are recording worsening Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as the haze disrupts the lives of Malaysians across the nation.

Here’s a photo captured of the worsening conditions in Penang by veteran photographer Hum Kim Choy of Kek Lok Si Temple in Air Itam.

He compared the latest photo of the haze shrouded temple with one that had been taken in better weather previously.

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