Months-long Indonesian wildfires cause toxic haze across Southeast Asia
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This ongoing environmental crisis involves wildfires in Indonesia that have persisted for several months, leading to the spread of toxic haze throughout southern Southeast Asia. The severity of the situation has prompted the highest-level haze alert in parts of the region, highlighting the widespread impact of the fires.
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