Months-long Indonesia wildfires spew toxic haze across Southeast Asia
Wildfires in Indonesia are creating haze and smog that has spread to Singapore and Malaysia. The air quality has become bad enough that schools have closed and sports centres have shut down in Malaysia. Authorities are distributing masks to residents to help protect them from the air pollution. The situation is causing growing frustration among people in Malaysia over Indonesia's handling of the fires.
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