Indonesia has set up shelters for babies and children affected by the toxic effects of wildfire smoke, with Al Jazeera reporter Jessica Washington witnessing the devastating toll on young patients at an Indonesian clinic.[800080][461526] The country is facing a humanitarian crisis, with many children struggling to breathe amid the smog-filled air.[800080] According to Al Jazeera, the smoke from the wildfires has caused respiratory problems and other health issues for the children, with many requiring hospitalization.[461526] The shelters, which can accommodate up to 1,000 people, are equipped with medical facilities and staff to provide care and treatment to the affected children.[800080]