Forest Fire Smoke Worsens Child Health in East Kalimantan
Smoke from forest fires is worsening child health in East Kalimantan, with reports of pneumonia and respiratory distress in infants. Air quality is in the 'unhealthy' category, forcing residents to limit outdoor activities and disrupting daily life.
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