Forest fires in Indonesia are causing a severe air pollution crisis that affects millions of people across several Southeast Asian countries. Air quality levels have reached extremely high values in Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei and Singapore.
The authorities of all affected countries have declared maximum alert due to the situation. Thousands of people are suffering from the effects of smoke on respiratory health.
Health authorities strongly advise against outdoor activities, warning the population about the serious risks that prolonged exposure to pollution can pose to health.
