Wildfire Smog Leaves 175,000 Indonesians With Respiratory Illness Since August

Toxic smog from wildfires in Indonesia has caused widespread health problems across the country. Since August, approximately 175,000 people have been affected by respiratory illnesses linked to the hazardous air quality. The smog is a direct result of ongoing wildfire activity in the region. The scale of the health crisis highlights the serious public impact of Indonesia's recurring fire and haze problem.
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