Indonesia's forest fires spark public health crisis across Southeast Asia
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Massive wildfires in Indonesia are causing a public health and pollution crisis across Southeast Asia as toxic haze spreads to neighboring countries. Additionally, the four-lane Yalu River Bridge linking China and North Korea has opened after a 12-year delay, South Korea has opened a new Arctic shipping route due to melting sea ice to bypass Middle East maritime disruptions, and several Asian countries are implementing innovative measures to curb smartphone use among pedestrians to reduce accidents.
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