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Indonesian wildfire smoke blankets Southeast Asia in toxic haze

Original: Smoke from forest fires in Indonesia has spread across Southeast Asia as a toxic haze. Malaysia and Singapore are also a

Smoke from forest fires in Indonesia has spread across Southeast Asia as a toxic haze, with Malaysia and Singapore also affected. Poor air quality is disrupting daily life, forcing schools and businesses to adjust their operations. The annual burning season continues to draw criticism over cross-border pollution and the region's ability to cope with recurring haze events.

Why now: Recurring Indonesian fires have again degraded air quality across neighbouring countries, disrupting daily life and raising health concerns.

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• Smoke from forest fires in Indonesia has spread across Southeast Asia as a toxic haze. Malaysia and Singapore are also affected: the poor air quality is disrupting daily life, schools and businesses. Al Jazeera English video report (Oct 13):… · i47i@social.i47i.cc · 8

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