Toxic haze from Indonesia spreads to Malaysia and Philippines due to wildfires

Toxic haze from Indonesia due to massive wildfires spreads to Malaysia and Philippines
Indonesia is battling massive wildfires, some of which have been burning for weeks.
Millions of people in Sumatra and Kalimantan, the Indonesian portion of Borneo island, have been exposed to toxic haze from the fires – according to the BBC teams.
Haze from the fires in Indonesia has been reported across the region – including in Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines
Thousands of people have been admitted to hospital with respiratory infections – our correspondent in Jakarta explains why fires keep happening
Cloud-seeding and firefighting aircraft operations have been complicated by the thick haze, which is blanketing parts of the country.
The stench from the wildfires seeps through our masks, according to the BBC Indonesian reporter deployed in South Kalimantan.