Indonesia's recurring forest fires cause public frustration, leading to protests and a lawsuit, while haze affects Malaysia and Singapore.
Protests and a class-action lawsuit target Indonesian officials over fire management failures.
Haze from fires disrupts air quality in Malaysia and Singapore, causing school closures.
Plaintiffs seek stronger fire prevention and healthcare support for affected communities.
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By Nik Nurfaqih Nik Wil
JAKARTA, Oct 9 (Bernama) -- Months of recurring forest and land fires are putting growing pressure on Indonesian authorities, with protests and a class-action lawsuit reflecting public frustration as transboundary haze forces school closures in Malaysia and puts regional cooperation in the spotlight.
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