Indonesia Investigates 92 Forest Fire Cases, Police Chief Points to Corporations
Ninety-two reports concerning forest fires in Indonesia have advanced to the investigation stage. The National Police Chief indicated that corporate involvement is suspected, signaling a firm stance on law enforcement.
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