Health ministry attributes intensified blazes to El Niño and climate factors
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Officials cited El Niño—expected to be the strongest since records began four decades ago—alongside climate change, forest degradation, and slash-and-burn land-clearing practices as drivers of the more intense fires this year compared to typical dry-season wildfires.
“There were 174,694 cases of acute respiratory infections between August and September 21 in areas affected by forest and land fires.”
Then Suyanti, Health Ministry official · rss ↗Then Suyanti Health Ministry officialIndonesia Health Ministry Government health authority
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first by SCMP, 1d ago · also Channel News Asia, BBC, BBC Asia, BBC Science, Anadolu Agency
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- Respiratory problems climb past 170,000 cases in haze-hit Indonesia Phys.org · 1d ago
- More than 170,000 respiratory cases recorded in haze-choked Indonesia BBC · 23h ago
- Indonesia records 175,000 respiratory infections as wildfires rage Anadolu Agency · 15h ago
- Haze-choked Indonesia records more than 170,000 respiratory cases Mastodon · 13m ago
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