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Indonesia's smoke blankets Singapore
Indonesia's wildfires turn skies apocalyptic orange, blanketing Singapore in smoke.
In brief
Indonesia's wildfires turn skies apocalyptic orange, blanketing Singapore in smoke. Indonesia's wildfires have caused apocalyptic orange skies over Palangkaraya and thick smoke that blankets Singapore, affecting air quality across Southeast Asia. Originally reported by euronews.
Indonesia's skies turn apocalyptic orange
Thick smoke from wildfires in indonesia turned the skies over palangkaraya a striking yellow and orange on thursday 15 october, reducing visibility to just a few dozen metres.
Singapore's skyline vanishes in smoke
Singapore's iconic marina bay sands complex nearly disappeared behind thick smoke, with roads and vehicles shrouded in dense haze.
Regional air pollution crisis
The haze has spread to malaysia, the philippines, and east timor, forcing schools to close in east timor for three days due to poor air quality.
Here's the gist
Indonesia's wildfires have caused apocalyptic orange skies over Palangkaraya and thick smoke that blankets Singapore, affecting air quality across Southeast Asia.
