Indonesia sets up shelters for babies, children affected by wildfire smoke
- NewsFeedIndonesian NGOs have opened two shelters in Palangkaraya, on Borneo, for babies and children affected by hazardous wildfire smoke.
- More than five million people across Borneo and Sumatra are directly exposed to the health risks from smoke and haze caused by dozens of fires.
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- NewsFeedIndonesian NGOs have opened two shelters in Palangkaraya, on Borneo, for babies and children affected by hazardous wildfire smoke.
- More than five million people across Borneo and Sumatra are directly exposed to the health risks from smoke and haze caused by dozens of fires.
Sources: Al Jazeera