Southeast Asia Haze Hits Highest Regional Alert Level
Southeast Asia has issued its highest regional alert level due to worsening air pollution across the region. Thailand is also affected, raising concerns for residents' health and daily lives. The haze is believed to stem from forest fires and agricultural practices.
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