How haze from Indonesian fires impacts Southeast Asia
The hazardous smoke has led to more respiratory problems, forced schools to close and has been drifting to neighboring countries.
2 articles from Japan Times, Al Jazeera.
Indonesian wildfires in Kalimantan province have sent toxic haze across Southeast Asia, causing respiratory health problems and forcing schools to close. The hazardous smoke has drifted to neighboring countries in the region.
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The hazardous smoke has led to more respiratory problems, forced schools to close and has been drifting to neighboring countries.
Indonesia’s Kalimantan province, sending smoke and toxic haze across Southeast Asia.