Very unhealthy to hazardous air quality continues to affect parts of Indonesia’s Kalimantan and Sumatra islands, with 354 high-confidence fire hotspots detected nationwide amid ongoing forest and land ...
Hazardous air quality persists in Indonesia’s Kalimantan, Sumatra with 354 fire hotspots detected
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