Al Jazeera reporter witnesses wildfire smoke toll on kids inside Indonesia
NewsFeed Al Jazeera’s Jessica Washington is inside a health clinic in Indonesia’s West Kalimantan, where babies and young children are repeatedly seeking treatment as weeks of hazardous wildfire smoke and falling ash make it difficult to breathe.
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NewsFeed Al Jazeera’s Jessica Washington is inside a health clinic in Indonesia’s West Kalimantan, where babies and young children are repeatedly seeking treatment as weeks of hazardous wildfire smoke and falling ash make it difficult to breathe.
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