Indonesian haze sickens 400,000; respiratory crisis worsens

Seasonal forest fires in Indonesia have produced toxic smoke that has sickened over 400,000 people, with many suffering acute respiratory distress. The situation is ongoing and likely to worsen as fires persist. This highlights recurring transboundary haze issues in Southeast Asia.

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