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The story highlights that these Indonesian wildfires are causing hazardous air quality across a wide region, impacting Malaysia and the Philippines. This isn't just a natural occurrence; many fires are deliberately set to clear land for agriculture, a common practice that, combined with dry conditions, leads to widespread and intense blazes.
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