Central Kalimantan's Skies Yellowed by Forest and Peat Fire Smoke, Harming Lives and Economy
Central Kalimantan's skies have turned yellow due to widespread forest and peat fires, causing dangerous air quality and severely limited visibility. The smoke is significantly impacting residents' health and the local economy, with burnt areas continuing to expand.
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