Southeast Asia's worst haze in over a decade sparks days of student protests across Indonesia
Summary
Southeast Asia's worst haze in over a decade has sparked student protests, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Friday 23 October. Thousands of students have staged days of demonstrations across Indonesia protesting the government's response to the toxic haze, which has blanketed multiple cities and several other nations in Southeast Asia, according to both outlets.
Latest: Thousands of students have staged days of demonstrations across Indonesia protesting the government's response to toxic haze that has blanketed multiple cities and several other nations in Southeast Asia, the worst haze in over a decade, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.
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How it unfolded
Friday 23 October
Thousands of students have staged days of demonstrations across Indonesia protesting the government's response to toxic haze that has blanketed multiple cities and several other nations in Southeast Asia, the worst haze in over a decade, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.
- 10:19ABC NewsSoutheast Asia's worst haze in over a decade sparks student protests
- 07:24The Philadelphia InquirerSoutheast Asia's worst haze in over a decade sparks student protests