The Spread of Toxic Smoke From Fires in Indonesia Leads to School Closures in Malaysia and Flight Cancellations
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As Indonesia battles its worst forest fire season in a decade, a toxic haze is making it difficult for millions of people in the region to breathe. The air on the islands of Kalimantan and Sumatra has turned an eerie amber colour, while its quality has reached hazardous levels, writes bbc. The thick fog, also known as smog, has spread beyond Indonesia's borders, affecting neighbouring countries and raising concerns for public health. It has cove…
For months, Indonesia has been fighting fires that have ravaged vast areas of forests and peatlands.
Indonesia is going through the worst fire season in the last ten years. The smoke has formed a toxic smog that affects millions of people in the region. On the Kalimantan and Sumatra islands, the sky has become orange, and...
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