Four Killed Battling Indonesia Fires as Toxic Haze Cloaks Region
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The impact of the fires, which have been active for months, has led Singapore’s leader to pledge legal action against any company responsible for the fires that have made regional air quality one of the worst in the world. Singapore again headed the real-time classification of the world’s most polluted cities by IQAir, with Kuala Lumpur in second place and Jakarta in sixth place on Friday. “When appropriate, we will take action under Singapore’s…
Four killed battling Indonesia fires as toxic haze cloaks region
Four people have died while combating wildfires in Indonesia, which have caused toxic smoke and affected air quality across Southeast Asia. The crisis has also led Singapore’s leader to consider legal action against responsible parties.
Four deaths have been added to the dramatic moments caused by fires on the Indonesian island of Java, with toxic smoke covering all of Southeast Asia, schools closed and respiratory problems escalating. Four people lost their lives while trying to put out a fire in East Java's Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park and two others suffered serious burns. ... More www.ertnews.gr
Singapore is on Friday morning at the top of the list of the world's most polluted major cities according to the IQAir air quality monitoring site. Kuala Lumpur is second and Jakarta is sixth.The Prime Minister of Singapore is...
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