Toxic wildfire smog has sickened around 175,000 people in Indonesia since August
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Wildfires across Indonesia have produced toxic smog that has caused about 175,000 people to suffer respiratory illnesses since August. Air quality in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore has reached unhealthy levels because of the haze. Indonesia is trying to tackle the fires as it confronts the health impact.
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