The BBC's Liza Tambunan reports from central Kalimantan on Indonesia's worst wildfire season in a decade, explaining how peatland fires create a toxic haze affecting millions across the region.
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01Summary
- 01Indonesia is experiencing its worst wildfire season in a decade.
- 02A toxic haze has choked millions in the region and spread to Singapore and Malaysia.
- 03Peatland fires are particularly difficult to contain, as explained by the BBC's Liza Tambunan in central Kalimantan.
02Why it matters
This explains why the wildfires are so severe and long-lasting, directly affecting air quality and health for millions in Indonesia and neighbouring countries.
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