Thick haze blankets Indonesia's Borneo after most intense wildfires in 11 yrs

Thick haze has blanketed Indonesia's Borneo island, reducing visibility to less than 1 km, with residents struggling to breathe in the toxic air. The haze follows the country's most intense wildfires in 11 years amid a super-El ⁠Niño which has driven up temperatures and caused droughts. The reduced visibility has disrupted flights and firefighting efforts.