Malaysia also activated its National Action Plan for Open Burning and its existing National Haze Action Plan on August 14th, as air quality in Kuala Baram and Miri reached hazardous levels. In Rompin, Pahang, the Air Pollution Index (API) recorded on the 18th of August was 223, which is categorized as being "very unhealthy". Several other Malaysian states and federal territories such as Kuala Lumpur, Negeri Sembilan, Penang, Putrajaya and Selangor are also affected by haze from Sumatra in Indonesia while the state of Sarawak has been affected by fires in the state since July and from neighbouring Kalimantan of Indonesia from August.[2][22][23] A 2.4 hectares of forest also burned in Johor in August.[24] Spotify Malaysia has also made a playlist called Hazed and Confused filled with songs about fire and all things burning.[25]