Combating Haze in ASEAN: Frequently Asked Questions How serious is the transboundary haze pollution problem in ASEAN? Why is the ASEAN region susceptible to haze pollution? ... ASEAN Secretariat and IFAD Ink Deal to Promote Sustainable Development of Peatlands and Address Transboundary Smoke Haze Pollution This project takes a holistic approach to promote sustainable management of peatlands, sustain local livelihoods, reduce risk of fire and associated smoke haze, and contribute to global environmental efforts particularly biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation.

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Fire and Haze Today
Due to prevailing dry conditions over the northern region, significant hotspot clusters continue to be detected in Cambodia and northern Viet Nam. In addition, scattered hotspots were also detected in Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand and southern Viet Nam. In particular, thin, localised smoke plumes were observed near the hotspots in northern Myanmar.
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Hotspots Monitoring

On 8 February 2010 at 06:26, most hotspots in the region were detected in Viet Nam (212); followed by Myanmar (153 hotspots on 8 February 2010 at 06:26).

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Haze Watch - 8 February 2010
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Haze Watch - 1 February 2010
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Haze Watch - 25 January 2010
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Haze Watch - 18 January 2010
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Haze Watch - 11 January 2010
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Haze Watch - 2 November 2009
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Media Release
JOINT MEDIA RELEASE: 11th AMME, 5th COP
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Media monitoring
Indonesia-Australia Launched Forest Fire...
ASEAN Secretariat

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