Indonesia fights fire with dry ice as toxic haze spreads across region

Indonesia is experimenting with using dry ice to combat forest fires that have caused a toxic haze across Southeast Asia.

The government is dispersing dry ice from planes in South Sumatra, after trying other methods like cloud seeding and water bombing.

The haze has drawn criticism from neighboring countries and affected air quality in the region.

This is a significant environmental and health issue, affecting millions of people.