Indonesia's forest fire hotspots fall to 96, peat fire risks persist
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s forest and land fire hotspots have declined to 96 from 160 a day earlier, but rising detections in Central Kalimantan and persistent underground peat fires continue to pose challenges to firefighting efforts.
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