JAKARTA, Oct 22 (Bernama) -- Indonesia's police have named 11 corporations as suspects in ongoing investigations into forest and land fires, three of which are foreign-invested firms, according to state news agency Antara.
World : Indonesian Police Name 11 Corporations As Suspects In Forest Fire Cases
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Indonesian police have named 11 corporations, including three foreign firms, as suspects in forest fire investigations. Authorities state that accountability will extend to company owners and shareholders, while the Forestry Ministry has suspended permits for 32 firms.
- Police named 11 corporations as suspects, with three identified as foreign-invested firms.
- Forestry permits for six Central Kalimantan companies were suspended, bringing the total sanctioned to 32.
- Police confirmed that 98 corporate-linked fire reports have been elevated to formal investigations.
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