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Indonesia’s oxygen bus offers breather to residents choking on toxic haze

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A bus fitted out ⁠with oxygen tanks is ⁠providing a sanctuary in a ⁠city on Indonesia’s Borneo island, where people are choking from forest-fire-induced haze and the blazes show no sign of letting up. Indonesia regularly battles seasonal forest fires, predominantly on Sumatra and Borneo islands, but

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Both Reuters and the South China Morning Post describe an oxygen-equipped bus as a refuge for residents in a city on Indonesia’s Borneo island amid forest-fire haze, and both note that the blazes show no sign of letting up. The main difference is framing: Reuters leads with Indonesia sending the bus, while South China Morning Post uses the “breather” headline and adds that Indonesia regularly battles seasonal forest fires, a detail only in its extract.

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