Haze Triggers Highest-Level Alert in Parts of Southeast Asia
Worsening haze in parts of Southeast Asia has triggered the highest level of alert, with Thailand also affected. Concerns are mounting for public health and safety, necessitating urgent investigation and mitigation efforts.
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