Toxic fog blankets Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia is experiencing ongoing fires that have led to the spread of toxic smoke fog, prompting the climate monitoring agency to activate the highest warning level (Level Three) in the region to address the threat of severe cross-border haze caused by active fires and dry winds. This has resulted in deteriorating air quality, increased respiratory illnesses, and the closure of schools in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Timor-Leste. Singapore has extended its warnings to seven Indonesian companies responsible for the fires, amid concerns that the situation may worsen ahead of the ASEAN summit in November.

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