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Indonesian villagers on Borneo struggle for water as El Niño intensifies peatland fires

More than 3 million people rely on the Kapuas River as burned peatland and El Niño intensify drought and water shortages across Borneo.

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Residents of Borneo are enduring a severe water crisis after three months without rain

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Indonesian villagers on Borneo struggle for water as El Niño intensifies peatland fires

Residents of Borneo are enduring a severe water crisis after three months without rain

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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