Malaysia Shuts Schools Over Haze; India Censors Satire
Smoke from Indonesian wildfires has spread across Southeast Asia, affecting air quality beyond Malaysia; India is removing satirical content online under new rules that critics say suppress dissent.
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- Al JazeeraMalaysia shuts schools as haze from Indonesian fires chokes Southeast Asia
- Al JazeeraSatire silenced: Indian artists face censorship as anti-Modi protests grow
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