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Forest fires in Indonesia threaten orangutans and worsen regional smog

Forest fires in Indonesia are threatening orangutans and producing smog that is affecting the region. The supplied report provides no casualty or evacuation figures.

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Wildfires and smoke can endanger communities, wildlife and air quality across borders.

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