Indonesia's toxic haze is giving its neighbours a political headache
Governments in Singapore and Malaysia are split between anxious citizens and an irascible neighbour.
Governments in Singapore and Malaysia are split between anxious citizens and an irascible neighbour, BBC News reported.
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