Southeast Asia's Haze Crisis Spurs Demand for Oxygen and Air Purifiers
A prolonged haze blanketing Southeast Asia has led to school closures and a rise in respiratory ailments, prompting a surge in demand for air purifiers and oxygen equipment as families seek to protect indoor air quality.
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