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Indonesia Sanctions Companies Over Illegal Forest Fires
Indonesia’s forestry ministry has opened investigations into 42 forest fire incidents and imposed penalties on six violating companies. The enforcement action underscores Jakarta’s intensified campaign against illegal land clearing.
26 Aug, 05:51 — 26 Aug, 08:48
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channel-news-asiaMostly Factual2d ago
Indonesia’s forestry ministry processes 42 forest fire cases, sanctions six companies
The country’s meteorology agency detected 4,508 hotspots on Wednesday morning (Aug 26), with nearly eight in 10 in Kalimantan. President Prabowo Subianto has instructed officials to do more in preventing forest and land fires.
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Indonesia reaffirms ties with ILO on labor market shifts
Indonesia’s Manpower Ministry has reaffirmed its commitment to continuing cooperation with the International ...
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