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Smoke from forest fires in Indonesia has caused hazardous air quality in Malaysian Borneo, leading to a rise in respiratory illnesses and the cancellation of outdoor events. The situation is the worst haze episode since 2015, with significant health impacts reported. The fires have also affected air quality in Indonesia, where millions have been exposed to smoke.
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Smoke from forest fires in Indonesia has caused hazardous air quality in Malaysian Borneo, leading to a rise in respiratory illnesses and the cancellation of outdoor events. The situation is the worst haze episode since 2015, with significant health impacts reported. The fires have also affected air quality in Indonesia, where millions have been exposed to smoke.
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Toxic haze from Indonesian forest fires chokes Malaysian Borneo
Hazardous Air Quality in Malaysian Borneo Due to Indonesian Forest Fires