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Haze Health Alert: Timor-Leste suspended in-person classes nationwide from October 15 to 17 after smoke from regional fires worsened air quality. Dili recorded unhealthy AQI readings of 165–174, and officials warned pollution could rise again. The closure covers public, private and cooperative schools and aims to limit exposure for students and education staff.

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