Alleged Coal Supply Corruption: Indonesia Loses Rp5 Trillion Due to Power Outages
Indonesian National Police are investigating alleged corruption in coal supply, stating the nation may have suffered losses of approximately Rp5 trillion (around $310 million) due to power outages. This issue raises concerns about the stability and transparency of the country's energy supply.
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