Prabowo Awards Scholarships to Families of Fallen Wildfire Volunteers
Indonesian Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto has announced the provision of educational scholarships for the families of volunteers who died while fighting forest fires (Karhutla). This initiative aims to honor the contributions of those who served the nation's security and environmental protection, while supporting their families.
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