Challenges in Suppressing Indonesia’s Intense Wildfire Smoke
Burning for weeks, wildfires have raged across multiple provinces in Indonesia, propelling thick columns of smoke toward neighboring nations such as Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines.
BBC correspondent Gavin Butler outlines the reasons the flames resist containment and details how they generate especially toxic airborne haze.
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