Indonesian wildfires disrupt Malaysian schools

The article's title discusses the ongoing El Niño phenomenon, which has reached record levels and is expected to continue until February 2027. Reports have shown that the phenomenon has led to widespread climate changes, including increases in droughts and floods, as well as negative impacts on agriculture and water resources worldwide. The news indicates that El Niño causes rising temperatures, with projections that its effects will persist for several years, necessitating efforts to adapt and prepare for the ongoing risk of extreme weather through 2027.