International firefighting efforts as well as recent rains have extinguished most of Indonesia's Sumatra forest fires that had resulted in heavy smoke conditions over many parts of Sumatra as well as spewed Malaysia.
At the height of the fire more than 100 blazes would be seen by satellite, according to Reuters.
Hardest hit was the Riau province, home to some of the world's major palm oil plantations.
Malaysia is the biggest producer of palm oil worldwide. Usually at this time of year, plantation owners sometimes clear land to plant new trees by setting large areas of land on fire
