Twitterjaya: The return of the haze

Haze, haze, go away, come again another day!

The haze is back again much to the dismay of many Malaysians. It couldn’t come at a worse time, with just two more weeks left to the fasting month.

Haze is back need to go home headache puasa headache...
— A.M.Y (@A_M_N_Y_N_S) July 23, 2013

"@erniezzanie: Haze can you please not come back. Kita suma puasa . Pleaaase haze."
— •IqbaalDhiafakhri• (@_shaneeyabano) July 22, 2013

Needless to say, citizens of Twitterjaya are not happy with the new haze development.

@netraKL Sadly to say, #KLHaze is back again. Makes me wonder how big of a forest that needs to burn to produce continuous #haze like this?
— Faeez (@FaeezFadhlillah) July 23, 2013

#haze is back in #penang ...#ohmedia @ Penang Bridge http://t.co/qEUA6RI8O2
— Edy_Adie9904 (@EdyAdie49) July 23, 2013

No one cares about the haze anymore? It's back with a vengeance!
— radiance leong (@radianceleong) July 23, 2013

And looks like haze is back. Bring out those N95 face masks from your closet.
— klubbkidd™ (@klubbkiddkl) July 22, 2013

What the? Leave us alone, haze! #malaysia #haze http://t.co/S4fUjU7L78
— Jason Au (@jasonaks) July 23, 2013

Either my windows are filthy, or the haze here in Putrajaya looks like it's getting worse by the hour. http://t.co/LrJFFY0IFN
— Regina Lee (@reginalah) July 22, 2013

However, in any bleak situation you can always find the silver lining. School children seem to be the only ones who welcome back the haze.

Can we not go to school because of the haze?
— Marcus Ian (@MarcusIanYong) July 23, 2013

Mom called she said takyah pergi sekolah today sebab haze