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How toxic haze is causing Singapore’s landmarks to disappear
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BBC World fire coverage reports: The BBC reports that Indonesia's severe wildfire season is leading to toxic haze that is affecting visibility and contributing to the disappearance of Singapore's landmarks. The situation is having a significant impact on countries across Southeast Asia.
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How toxic haze is causing Singapore’s landmarks to disappear
BBC World fire coverage reports: The BBC reports that Indonesia's severe wildfire season is leading to toxic haze that is affecting visibility and contributing to the disappearance of Singapore's landmarks. The situation is having a significant impact on countries across Southeast Asia.
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