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Months-long Indonesia wildfires spew toxic haze across Southeast Asia
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France 24 fire coverage reports: Southern Southeast Asia is experiencing heightened haze alerts as persistent wildfires in Indonesia release toxic smoke across the region. The intensity of the seasonal wildfires has escalated this year, attributed to severe drought conditions linked to a significant "super-El Nino" effect.
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Months-long Indonesia wildfires spew toxic haze across Southeast Asia
France 24 fire coverage reports: Southern Southeast Asia is experiencing heightened haze alerts as persistent wildfires in Indonesia release toxic smoke across the region. The intensity of the seasonal wildfires has escalated this year, attributed to severe drought conditions linked to a significant "super-El Nino" effect.
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