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Forest fires in Indonesia cause toxic smog and respiratory infections

Indonesia is experiencing its worst forest fires in 11 years, leading to toxic smog. The crimson sky is a result of these fires, which have caused over 270,000 cases of respiratory infections.

In brief

  • Indonesia is experiencing its worst forest fires.
  • The sky in Indonesia has turned completely crimson.
  • Over 270,000 cases of respiratory infections have been reported.
  • Toxic smog is suffocating millions of residents in the region.
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