CNA Explains: Why Indonesia’s forest fires could get worse and what needs to change
- Tens of thousands of people have reported respiratory illnesses, schools were temporarily closed in parts of Sarawak, and 1.4 million students in six Indonesian provinces were shifted to online learning.
- Flights have also been disrupted in places like Pontianak in West Kalimantan.
- Indonesian authorities have responded by revoking
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- Tens of thousands of people have reported respiratory illnesses, schools were temporarily closed in parts of Sarawak, and 1.4 million students in six Indonesian provinces were shifted to online learning.
- Flights have also been disrupted in places like Pontianak in West Kalimantan.
- Indonesian authorities have responded by revoking
Sources: CNA