Prabowo Points Finger at Foreign Corporations Linked to Forest Fires
President Prabowo has identified foreign corporations as being involved in Indonesia's recurring forest and land fires (karhutla), with some reportedly violating regulations up to 19 times. He stated his resolve to revoke business permits, even for foreign entities, that repeatedly breach rules.
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