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‘No place to breathe’: life in Indonesia’s fire epicentre
PALANGKARAYA, Indonesia - Irvan Maulana has struggled with shortness of breath and a cough as wildfire smoke cloaks the Indonesian city of Palangkaraya in West Kalimantan. But he is a doctor, and patients keep arriving.
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6 reports · 4 sources
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