Local emergency personnel in some of Brazil’s largest cities have documented a dramatic increase in the number of people seeking medical help for respiratory problems; in Brasilia, the national capital, the number of such cases has multiplied by 20.
Experts asserted that inhaling smoke from the fires can cause effects comparable to smoking four or five cigarettes a day.
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