It's another hazy morning in large swathes of South East Asia, where tens of millions of people have now been living with unhealthy air for weeks.

The haze - which has blanketed parts of Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines - comes from smouldering peatlands in Central Kalimantan, on the Indonesian side of Borneo island.

Tens of thousands in Indonesia alone have fallen ill because of the haze, which also cast a literal dark cloud over recent F1 races in Malaysia and Singapore.

Pressure is intensifying on Indonesia to tackle the wildfires that cause the haze, which is shaping up to be the worst in recent years.

The BBC is on the ground in Central Kalimantan and we will bring you updates from epicentre of the region's haze crisis.

We will also be bringing you reports from our journalists across South East Asia.