Thick Haze Blankets Jambi Following Forest Fires
Residents and students wear face masks as smoke from regional land fires reduces visibility across the city.
Impact of Jambi Forest Fires on Daily Commutes
JAMBI CITY, Indonesia — Thick haze from recent Jambi forest fires has blanketed the city, drastically reducing visibility during morning rush hours. Local authorities have urged residents to wear face masks as air quality levels continue to deteriorate across the region.
Smell of smoke hung heavy across major thoroughfares as haze veiled key public infrastructure and residential areas. Commuters and students navigating the city’s main roads faced limited visibility, while environmental monitoring teams continue tracking hot spot activity related to the ongoing Jambi forest fires.
According to atmospheric data monitored by BMKG, dry weather conditions across Sumatra continue to fuel regional fires and prolong smoke coverage.
Dry weather conditions across Sumatra continue to fuel hot spots, leaving visibility low during peak morning hours. Local officials have advised residents to wear masks outdoors until air quality improves.
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