Four killed in Indonesia battling fires causing toxic haze

Four individuals have died in Indonesia while battling forest fires that have generated toxic haze across the region. The ongoing fires have significantly degraded air quality, resulting in levels currently ranked among the worst globally.

In response to the environmental crisis, Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has announced that his government is investigating potential corporate responsibility for the blazes. Wong stated that authorities are identifying which companies may be held accountable, with the administration vowing to pursue legal action against those found responsible for the fires.