# Health Committee Takes Haze Concerns to Indonesian Embassy

> Malaysian health committee submits haze memorandum to Indonesian Embassy.
- Title: Health Committee Takes Haze Concerns to Indonesian Embassy
- Summary: Malaysian health committee submits haze memorandum to Indonesian Embassy.
- Keywords: parliamentary special select committee o, indonesian embassy, cross-border haze, greenpeace report, malaysian government, singaporean government, trap-neuter-release, flying doctor service, news, world, Health, Committee
- Source: Malay Mail — https://malaymail.com/news/malaysia/2026/10/21/health-select-committee-taking-haze-concerns-to-indonesian-embassy/239945
- Published: 2026-10-21T09:21:03+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: parliamentary special select committee o, indonesian embassy, cross-border haze, greenpeace report, malaysian government, singaporean government, trap-neuter-release, flying doctor service, news, world
## Health Committee Action
Malaysian health committee submits haze memorandum to Indonesian Embassy.
## Haze Impact Scope
Haze affects environment, public health, citizen safety, economy, and diplomatic relations.
## Greenpeace Report
Greenpeace report names 20 companies linked to Indonesian forest fires.
## Local Subsidiary Issue
Local subsidiaries involved in forest fires cause cross-border haze.
## Singaporean Response
Singapore issues warning notices to 10 companies linked to forest fires.
## Stray Animal Plan
Vivian Wong calls for long-term trap-neuter-release program for stray animals.
## Flying Doctor Service
Flying Doctor Service needs insurance for health personnel.
## Medical Officer Shortfall
382 out of 1,055 medical officers failed to report for duty in Sabah and Sarawak.
## Key takeaway

Malaysian health committee submits haze memorandum to Indonesian Embassy.