Indonesia sets up shelters for babies, children affected by wildfire smoke
Indonesia sets up shelters for babies, children affected by wildfire smoke NewsFeed Indonesian NGOs have opened two shelters in Palangkaraya, on Borneo, for babies and children affected by hazardous wildfire smoke. More than five million people across Borneo and Sumatra are directly exposed to the health risks from smoke and haze caused by dozens of fires.
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Indonesia sets up shelters for babies, children affected by wildfire smoke NewsFeed Indonesian NGOs have opened two shelters in Palangkaraya, on Borneo, for babies and children affected by hazardous wildfire smoke. More than five million people across Borneo and Sumatra are directly exposed to the health risks from smoke and haze caused by dozens of fires.
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