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Three months on, haze-choked Indonesia records over 400,000 respiratory infections

Since August, over 400,000 people in Indonesia have suffered from haze-related respiratory illnesses, primarily due to toxic smoke from wildfires in Borneo and Sumatra. The air quality has reached hazardous levels, leading to not only respiratory issues but a…

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