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最近一段时间,东南亚一些国家的上空一直被遮天蔽日的浓雾所笼罩。在素有“花园国家”之称的新加坡,学生们不得不戴上防毒面具去上学;在马来西亚,居民白天出门也须打着手电筒;而在产生污染源的印度尼西亚,至少有2000万人健康受损害,占印尼人口总数的1/10。由于能见度极差,印度尼西亚、马来西亚和新加坡不得不关闭一些机场,部分海上的航运也被迫取消,去这三个国家旅游的
Recently, some countries in Southeast Asia have been shrouded in dust covered by the sun. In Singapore, known as “Garden Country,” students have to wear gas masks to go to school; in Malaysia, residents have to wear flashlights during the day, while at least 20 million people in Indonesia are polluted , Accounting for 1/10 of the total population of Indonesia. Due to poor visibility, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore had to shut down some airports and some of their maritime ports were also forcibly canceled. Travel to these three countries