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Sky turns orange as wildfires rage across Indonesia
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Al Jazeera fire coverage reports: Al Jazeera reports that wildfires are causing an orange haze to envelop Central Kalimantan, Indonesia, as the province deals with the ongoing crisis.
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Sky turns orange as wildfires rage across Indonesia
Al Jazeera fire coverage reports: Al Jazeera reports that wildfires are causing an orange haze to envelop Central Kalimantan, Indonesia, as the province deals with the ongoing crisis.
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