Indonesia Suspends Business Permits for 32 Companies Over Forest Fire Involvement
The Indonesian government has suspended the business permits of 32 companies suspected of involvement in large-scale forest fires (Karhutla), signaling a strengthened environmental protection stance and increased corporate accountability.
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