A group of students in Indonesia protest outside the West Sumatra's governor's office over the haze crisis that has swept the country.

Filmed on September 18, hundreds of students clash with police outside the office as they demand the governor to take action to combat the haze.

Students urged the Indonesian government to deal more seriously with the smog and forest fires because they often occur and have caused casualties.

Hundreds of students in West Sumatra Indonesia, bickering and pushing each other with the police, during a demonstration at the West Sumatra governor's office, Friday, September 18, 2019.

They even entered the governor's office to find a governor who did not meet them during the action.

In this demonstration, students also burned used tires. They want the government to also feel the suffering of the citizens of Riau, Jambi, and a number of regions in Indonesia that have been hit by haze from the burning of forests and land.

Students urged the Indonesian government to deal more seriously with the smog and forest and land fires, because they often occur and have caused casualties.