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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze blankets DLSU campus, Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITOR-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Construction workers continue to work while air remains poor due to haze on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck in Manila. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Ma-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Construction workers continue to work while air remains poor due to haze on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck in Manila. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Ma-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze blankets Gil Puyat train station, Pasay City, Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from telescope on a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dom-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze blankets Gil Puyat train station, Pasay City, Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from telescope on a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dom-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Makati City, Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press W-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Makati City, Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press W-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Makati City, Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press W-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze blankets a train heading south of Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from telescope on a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrat-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze blankets a train heading south of Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from telescope on a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrat-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. An unmasked worker of a condominium complex works while the haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Cre-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. An unmasked worker of a condominium complex works while the haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Cre-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Maintenance workers continue to work while air remains poor due to haze on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck in Manila. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Mar-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze blankets DLSU campus, Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITOR-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Rizal Memorial Sports Complex, Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Ros-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto
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Philippines. 3rd Oct, 2026. Haze completely blankets Metro Manila on Saturday morning as seen from a roof deck. Public advisories were given as unhealthy for sensitive groups as air quality remains poor and erratic since September 2026. The government environment bureau said that the transboundary haze is possibly from the ongoing massive forest fires in Kalimantan, Indonesia due to the extended El Nino phenomenon and brought to Philippines by the prevailing winds of southwest monsoon causing more pollution than usual readings. (Credit Image: © Marc Dominic Rostrata/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIA-stock-foto