
Transboundary Haze from Indonesian Wildfires Deteriorates Air Quality Across Southeast Asia
Ongoing forest fires in Indonesia have sent thick smoke across borders, severely worsening air quality in Metro Cebu, the Philippines, and other parts of the region. Health authorities warn of unhealthy pollution levels as residents face respiratory risks.
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Air quality worsens in Metro Cebu amid haze from Indonesia
CEBU CITY — Air quality in Metro Cebu deteriorated further on Wednesday as transboundary haze from ongoing forest fires in Indonesia continued to affect the region. The Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) in Central Visayas detected “acute unhealthy levels” of pollutants in Metro Cebu. The air quality
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