BBC visits wildfire front in haze-choked Indonesia
Summary
Indonesia is facing its worst wildfire season in ten years, causing a thick, toxic haze in the region. This haze has made the air very unhealthy and has caused many people to get lung and breathing problems. The smoke has also spread to nearby countries like Singapore and Malaysia.Key Facts
- Wildfires in Indonesia are at their worst level in a decade.
- The fires produce a toxic haze that covers large areas of Indonesia.
- Air pollution levels are very high in central Kalimantan, a region in Indonesia.
- Many residents have respiratory illnesses due to the haze.
- The smoke has traveled to neighboring countries including Singapore and Malaysia.
- The haze is making the air quality hazardous, meaning it is unsafe to breathe.
- The BBC reporter Liza Tambunan is reporting from the wildfire-affected area.
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