JAKARTA, Oct 19 (Bernama) -- Foreign assistance to help Indonesia combat widespread forest and land fires, including that from Malaysia, would have to wait, as the republic has yet to declare the event a national disaster.
World : Indonesia's Forest Fires: Foreign Aid Awaiting National Disaster Declaration
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Indonesia's government has not declared forest fires a national disaster, delaying foreign aid, including from Malaysia.
- Indonesia has not declared forest fires a national disaster, delaying foreign assistance.
- Malaysia offered aid, including aircraft and personnel, pending Indonesian approval.
- Indonesian officials cited logistical challenges and confidence in domestic resources.
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