Forest and Land Fire Smoke Still Covers Sumatra and Papua, Neighboring Countries Also Affected - National Katadata.co.id
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For several months, flames have ravaged several areas of the Indonesian archipelago. In some areas, air has become irrespirable. The toxic effect of smoke is felt as far as neighbouring Malaysia.
JAKARTA – Forest and land fires are still raging in Indonesia, with the number of high-confidence hotspots rising for a second day in a row to 909. Despite continued extinguishing operations, a transboundary haze affecting neighboring countries persists. According to Indonesia's Forestry Ministry, the latest figures, recorded as of 9pm local time on Sunday, rose from 793 ...
Haze from forest and land fires (karhutla) continues to blanket several regions in Indonesia. Air quality in some areas has deteriorated to hazardous levels.
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA — Forest and land fires (karhutla) in Indonesia continue to raise concerns about air quality and the impact of transboundary haze in Southeast Asia. Amid calls for strengthened cooperation...
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