DPR Urges Law Enforcement in Sangihe Illegal Mining Case Following Three Deaths
Indonesia's House of Representatives (DPR) has urged law enforcement agencies to conduct swift and strict investigations and punishments following the deaths of three residents at an illegal mining site in Sangihe Island. The incident highlights concerns over the dangers of illegal mining in the region and the perceived delays in legal enforcement.
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