Singapore and Malaysia plagued by haze from Indonesian fires
The air quality in Singapore entered the "unhealthy range" for the first time in 2023 due to haze from wildfires in Indonesia. The wildfires, intensified by dry conditions and a "super El Niño," have caused toxic smog affecting Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, leading to respiratory illnesses and government advisories. The fires are among the worst in over a decade and are expected to persist until early November.
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