Haze from forest fires blankets Sumatra and Batam, disrupting flights, worsening air quality and forcing distance learning in North Sumatra.
Conservation groups have saved at least 51 orangutans in Indonesia from August 6 to October 19 as rampant wildfires and a months-long pollution spell have threatened their natural habitat.
Dozens of orang utans are rescued from Indonesia wildfires as haze disrupts flights and worsens pollution across South-east Asia.
Firefighters and villagers protect Sumatran elephant habitat as wildfires burn in Indonesia’s Padang Sugihan Wildlife Reserve.
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