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Indonesia Tells Singapore It's 'Behaving Like a Child' About Smog Coming From Indonesia
Record air pollution levels hit the city-state thanks to forest fires in its neighboring country.
Record levels of pollution are being recorded in Singapore this week as smog overtakes the city. The city-state's prime minister, Lee Hsien Loong, says it may linger for weeks.
Singapore's smog problem is being attributed to farmers attempting to clear land along the Indonesian island of Sumatra through a "slash and burn" process, only to start forest fires instead.