Kalimantan Haze Worsens, Air Quality Hits Hazardous Level in 3 Regions
Haze in Indonesia's Kalimantan has worsened, with air quality reaching hazardous levels in three regions. The phenomenon is primarily attributed to land and forest fires.
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