Wildfires sweeping across Indonesia have generated severe toxic smog, leaving approximately 175,000 people grappling with respiratory illnesses since August.
Air quality across Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore has deteriorated to unhealthy levels due to the pervasive haze.
BBC’s Liza Tambunan examines the impact of the wildfires and Indonesia’s efforts to combat them.
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