Mapped: Indonesia’s wildfires spread toxic haze across Southeast Asia as officials flag El Nino threat

Wildfires in Indonesia have spread a toxic haze across Southeast Asia, affecting millions of people. More than 12,000 children are suffering from respiratory issues due to the smog. An Indonesian minister has warned that 'super El Nino' conditions are deepening the drought and further fuelling the fires. Officials continue to flag the threat as the environmental crisis intensifies, causing widespread health concerns and atmospheric pollution throughout the region as the extreme weather patterns persist.