Indonesia is taking urgent measures to contain forest fires as haze spreads across the region, raising environmental concerns. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Reuters.
The fires, typical during the dry season, are caused by forest and peatland fires, affecting air quality and spreading haze to neighboring countries. Authorities are conducting firefighting operations and trying to bring the situation under control.
The spread of haze is negatively impacting air quality in the region, posing health risks to local residents. Experts emphasize the need to strengthen fire prevention measures.
According to Reuters, the Indonesian government continues to fight the fires, but the situation remains challenging. Countries in the region are expressing concern over the spreading haze.