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Non-governmental organisations have set up two shelters in Palangkaraya, the capital of Central Kalimantan on Borneo island, for babies and children affected by the haze, with more planned.The shelters, which can accommodate only five children at a time, were equipped with baby formula and oxygen tanks, medicines, and a playground.Katharina Abi, 30, brought her two small children, aged one and five, to one of the shelters on Aug 28 as thick smoke blanketed their home.“There’s a lot of smoke at my house. In the morning it’s not too bad, but in the afternoon and evening there’s so much dust, like…
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