Four Corporations Under Investigation for Forest Fires; Prabowo Demands Punishment for Violators
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Four Corporations Under Investigation for Forest Fires; Prabowo Demands Punishment for Violators

Four corporations are under investigation in connection with forest and land fires (karhutla) in West Kalimantan, Indonesia. President Prabowo has ordered strict punishment for violators if criminal acts are confirmed. Companies found in violation could face permit revocation.

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