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Indonesia has set up shelters to assist babies and children affected by smoke from wildfires. The initiative is part of efforts to address health concerns related to poor air quality in the region.
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Indonesia has set up shelters to assist babies and children affected by smoke from wildfires. The initiative is part of efforts to address health concerns related to poor air quality in the region.
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Indonesia sets up shelters for babies, children affected by wildfire smoke
Indonesia establishes shelters for children impacted by wildfire smoke