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Indonesia's toxic haze creates political strain for neighbouring Singapore and Malaysia

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Smoke pollution drifting from Indonesia is causing difficulties for the governments of Singapore and Malaysia. Citizens in both countries are growing anxious about the air they breathe. Officials are caught between public pressure at home and their relationship with Indonesia, which has been reluctant to respond firmly. The article notes the diplomatic tension this creates, though the source text provided is brief, so the full details of specific measures or exchanges are not included here.

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