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I refer to “Malaysia’s air quality turns hazardous as Indonesian wildfires burn” (August 31). Four areas in Malaysia’s Bornean state of Sarawak recorded hazardous air quality, with Air Pollutant Index readings above 300. Serian, closest to the frontier with Indonesia’s West Kalimantan province, recorded a reading of 476.

That’s nearing the threshold of 500 for declaring an emergency. Are there remedies for victims of the man-made transboundary haze?

Little is known of a transboundary air pollution case brought before the International Court of Justice.