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Wildfires in Indonesia trigger a public-health crisis

Wildfires in Indonesia are reportedly causing a health crisis. The affected regions, air-quality levels, casualties and number of people impacted are unspecified.

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Smoke from widespread fires can create substantial respiratory risks and disrupt daily life across affected communities.

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  1. Wildfires in Indonesia trigger health crisis – Shafaqna English | International Shia News & Fatwas ↗en.shafaqna.com · Recorded source date: Sep 12, 2026, 8:47 PM UTC

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