NASA Satellite Captures Image of Smoke From Indonesia Wildfires Blanketing M'sia
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The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) released satellite images showing the current state of forest fires in Kalimantan.
NASA satellite captures image of smoke from Indonesia wildfires blanketing M'sia
Earlier this week, Singapore's air quality also dipped into the unhealthy range due to the haze. The post NASA satellite captures image of smoke from Indonesia wildfires blanketing M’sia appeared first on MS News - Independent News For Singaporeans.
The United States space agency, NASA, recently showed a portrait of the smoke conditions caused by forest and land fires (karhutla) that occurred in Kalimantan.
JAKARTA: The United States space agency, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), has captured the latest images of Kalimantan, which is increasingly shrouded in thick smoke due to forest and land fires. In the latest images, the island known as the lungs of the world is barely visible as most of the area is covered in smoke, CNN Indonesia reported today. The images ...
Satellite images also show columns of thick gray smoke rising from a number of fire locations and blanketing the surrounding areas.
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