Recently, according to media reports, Indonesia's Jambi province has witnessed a blood red sky due to air pollution, which makes people stunned and unable to distinguish between day and night. It is reported that the incident occurred in a place in Jambi Province, Indonesia, on September 21. Relevant departments said that the reason for the situation was that the air was densely covered with particles with a diameter of 0.7 microns, whose diameter was similar to the red wavelength of the sun, and the sky turned red after scattering.
The local area has been plagued by air pollution for a long time. The relevant person in charge said that rain is the only solution, but artificial rainfall is not the optimal solution, so we can only hope for the weather in October.
Indonesian residents have been plagued by air pollution for a long time. Previously, on September 14, hundreds of people in Indonesia held collective rain praying activities in a smoky Indonesian city. They desperately hope that the pouring rain can put out forest fires and wash away the toxic haze covering large areas of Indonesia.
It is reported that illegal fires are taking place on Sumatra and Borneo islands in Indonesia. Firefighters are fighting day and night in the charred forest and dispatched water bombing helicopters to put out the fire.
Indonesia's fire caused toxic smoke to float over Malaysia, triggering a diplomatic dispute. Nearby Singapore also warned residents to reduce outdoor activities.
Jakarta is trying to control the fire, but many people set fires underground in carbon rich peat, which is eventually cleared and used for planting.