Residents on Indonesia’s Borneo Island are experiencing hazardous air conditions as thick wildfire smoke envelops the region, severely compromising air quality and posing significant health risks. Al Jazeera’s Jessica Washington provides a ground report on the unfolding crisis and its impact on local communities and firefighting efforts.
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