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'Nowhere to escape' - Indonesians share footage of orange haze blanketing towns

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Briefings

Indonesian officials reported that thick orange smog blanketed Palangka Raya, a city in West Java, as wildfires continued to rage in the region. The smog appeared to cover the entire city, creating a hazardous environment for residents. This situation occurred in October 2026, shortly after the fires were confirmed to be active in the area.

Key points

• Thick orange smog blanketed Palangka Raya, Indonesia, as wildfires continued to rage nearby.
• The smog appeared to cover the entire city, creating a hazardous environment for residents.

Context

Indonesian officials reported that thick orange smog blanketed Palangka Raya, a city in West Java, as wildfires continued to rage in the region. This situation occurred in October 2026, shortly after the fires were confirmed to be active in the area.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the visual appearance of smog over Palangka Raya. No specific measurements of smoke density, health impact data, or precise fire locations are provided. The timeframe is restricted to October 2026, and the source does not offer details on the duration of the smog or its specific health effects.

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