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'Breathing toxin every day': Indonesians choked by haze feel helpless

PONTIANAK, (Indonesia): Struggling to breathe through the acrid haze emanating from wildfires on Indonesia's Borneo island, residents told AFP on Wednesday (Sept 16) they feared for their health but had little to do but wait out the foul-smelling hazard

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“每天呼吸毒素”:印尼民众饱受雾霾之苦,感到无助

(FILE) A peatland firefighting task force extinguishes a fire in the Tambang area of Kampar, in the Riau province on August 27, 2026. Critically endangered Sumatran elephants are pushed further to the brink as wildfires razed hundreds of hectares of their habitat on the western Indonesian island, wildlife NGO Geopix told AFP on Sept 16, 2026. - Photo: AFP

PONTIANAK, (Indonesia): Struggling to breathe through the acrid haze emanating from wildfires on Indonesia's Borneo island, residents told AFP on Wednesday (Sept 16) they feared for their health but had little to do but wait out the foul-smelling hazard.

Indonesia, which shares Borneo with Malaysia and Brunei, is grappling with forest fires that have ravaged swathes of the island, partly caused by the El Nino climate phenomenon that has also affected other countries in Southeast Asia and beyond.

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