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The toxic haze from these fires has significant human impact. Thousands of schools in Indonesia and Malaysia have had to move classes online since late July, disrupting education for many students. Beyond schools, hazardous air quality poses health risks to everyone in affected areas, from respiratory problems to reduced visibility.
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