Kalimantan fires rage uncontrolled, smoke chokes cities

Uncontrolled fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia, have destroyed thousands of hectares and generated hazardous air pollution affecting multiple cities. The fires are likely linked to seasonal land-clearing practices, but the scale and intensity suggest an escalation. This poses immediate health risks and could have regional economic and environmental implications.

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