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Toxic Smoke from Forest Fires Engulfing Southeast Asia

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الدخان السام من حرائق الغابات يجتاح شرق آسيا
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According to BBC News, millions of people have been exposed to the smog, with more than 12,000 children suffering respiratory issues due to smoke from forest fires caused by the El Niño phenomenon.

Analysis & Context

Analytically, forest fires in the Southeast Asian region are among the critical environmental issues with severe health impacts on the local population. The cause of these fires is typically large-scale deforestation, which releases massive amounts of pollutants into the air. In a broader context, the El Niño phenomenon exacerbates this issue by increasing drought and raising temperatures, thereby increasing the risk of fires.

Source: BBC News

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