In the past 2 years since Covid-19 took over the world, we’ve only barely noticed the lack of haze in the sky. I suppose everyone was too busy staying inside to openly burn their trash anymore.
Recently, local political graphic designer Fahmi Reza took to the streets and painted a mural indicating a haze warning.
Fahmi design apa hari ini? #streetart #jerebu pic.twitter.com/A55vWFUlFJ
— Fahmi Reza (@kuasasiswa) September 4, 2022
The mural in question states “CAUTION: JEREBU IS COMING BACK” painted on a black and yellow background in typical warning sign fashion, and takes up a corner in a busy intersection placed in the local CBD. It’s hard to miss for sure.
Apparently, the mural sends a message targeted at Malaysian-owned organisations that are currently based in Indonesia who are allegedly part taking in open burning, which we all know is the source of our annual haze season.
