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A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

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Toto Lozano·1 September 2026, 8:09 am·1 MIN READ

Hazy morning

A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

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  • A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

    A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

    A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

    A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

    A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

    A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

    A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

    A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

    A thick haze blankets the Metro Manila skyline at 6:01am on 01 September 2026 as smoke from wildfires in Kalimantan is carried toward the Philippines by cross-equatorial winds. Air quality monitoring sensors across Metro Manila recorded AQI levels ranging from Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups to Very Unhealthy. Local government units, including Quezon City, have suspended face-to-face classes at all levels in public schools amid the poor air quality.

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