Indonesia: Thick Haze From Forest Fires Blankets Pontianak Streets

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Indonesia: Thick Haze From Forest Fires Blankets Pontianak Streets

Thick haze from land and forest fires blanketed Jalan Ahmad Yani in Pontianak, West Kalimantan, on Tuesday afternoon, reducing visibility for motorists as motorcycles and vehicles moved through the smoke-filled street. Pontianak recorded some of Indonesia's worst air quality that week, with the city's Air Quality Index reaching a hazardous 483 on September 13 amid thousands of hotspots detected across Kalimantan.

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  • Indonesia Video Recording Date/Time: September 15, West Kalimantan, at 15:30h, 2026, Video Location: Jalan Ahmad Yani 1 in Pontianak

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