Indonesia battles 'apex predator' wildfires, affecting millions in Southeast Asia
UKPulse Health Desk
Indonesia is experiencing a climate emergency due to wildfires, described by NASA as the 'apex predator' of fires, which are burning an area three times the size of Singapore.
- Wildfires in Indonesia are burning an area three times the size of Singapore.
- Millions across Southeast Asia are affected by toxic haze from the fires.
- NASA has referred to these fires as the 'apex predator' of wildfires.
Indonesia is currently facing a climate emergency as wildfires, termed the 'apex predator' of fires by NASA, continue to burn. These fires are affecting an area equivalent to three times the size of Singapore.
The ongoing situation is causing toxic haze that is impacting millions of people across Southeast Asia.