Borneo's Air Crisis: Millions Choke as Wildfires Turn Skies Red
📡 Sydney Morning Herald / The Age · 1 min read ·
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For months, millions in Indonesian Borneo have lived under a blanket of toxic haze. A severe drought, driven by the El Nino weather pattern, has fueled wildfires that fill the air with smoke. Residents report skies turning red, forcing them to breathe dangerous air daily.