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Jerebu: Guru dan Kakitangan Sekolah Johor Dibenarkan BDR 2 Hari
In response to haze conditions in Johor, authorities have allowed teachers and school staff to take two days of unpaid leave (BDR). This measure aims to prioritise health and safety during the ongoing environmental challenge.

The Malaysian state of Johor has implemented a temporary policy allowing educators and school personnel to utilise two days of unpaid leave (BDR) due to persistent haze affecting air quality. This decision reflects efforts to safeguard public health amid challenging environmental circumstances.
Haze Impact on Education Sector
Persistent haze across Johor has prompted local authorities to introduce measures that support educational institutions. The directive permits teachers and administrative staff to take up to two days of unpaid leave without penalty, as reported by Berita Harian.
- Authorities permit BDR for educators and staff
- Measure targets improved health outcomes
School Closures Extend Beyond Regular Institutions
Beyond traditional schools, religious education establishments such as government-run Islamic schools and IPIS institutes also faced closures. These decisions were outlined in reports from Harian Metro, highlighting broader impacts on the education sector.
- Sekolah Agama Kerajaan Johor closed
- IPIS institutes affected
Government Response and Public Health Prioritisation
The closure of all schools in Johor for two days underscores the government's commitment to protecting students' well-being. RTM News confirmed these actions are part of an emergency response strategy aimed at mitigating health risks associated with poor air quality.
- All schools shut down temporarily
- Emergency protocols activated
Conclusion
Johor's approach to managing haze-related disruptions demonstrates a proactive stance towards ensuring safety within its educational framework. This temporary measure allows for necessary rest while maintaining operational continuity where possible.
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