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Special attention needs to be given to children, pregnant women, the elderly, and residents who have respiratory problems or chronic diseases.
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The public and business actors are also reminded not to clear or clear land by burning. Findings of smoke, hot spots, burning activity, or affected wildlife are requested to be reported immediately to officers so that they can be handled as early as possible.
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