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Southeast Asian transboundary haze crisis intensifies

32 clusters · 129 sources · last updated

Latest: Singapore air quality enters unhealthy range due to regional haze

The transboundary haze crisis in Southeast Asia has intensified as the 2026 El Niño phenomenon transitioned to a “very strong” category, driving severe drought. In Indonesia, forest and land fires have escalated signific

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Humanitarian aid for NTT earthquake victims

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Latest: Nusa Tenggara Timur earthquake victims receive 19 tons of aid

Humanitarian aid and recovery efforts for the victims of the magnitude 7.7 earthquake on Flores Island continue to expand. As of early September, the death toll has risen to 135 people, comprising 48 direct victims and 8

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Indonesia public health and immunization initiatives

3 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Indonesia continues school immunization program following vaccine safety review

Indonesia is implementing various public health initiatives focused on disease prevention and early detection. In early September 2026, health authorities intensified screening efforts. In Sinjai Regency, local governme

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Health guidance on kidney and menstrual hygiene

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Latest: Health guidance on kidney hydration and menstrual hygiene

Health experts are addressing misconceptions regarding kidney health and menstrual hygiene during summer activities. Regarding kidney function, experts warn that drinking water specifically before bed cannot prevent chr

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Respiratory infection surge in Indonesia

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Latest: Indonesia reports 400,000 weekly respiratory infection cases

In mid-2026, Indonesia experienced a significant rise in respiratory illnesses linked to the dry season. In Jombang Regency, East Java, local health officials reported 52 pneumonia deaths and 617 treated patients between

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