JAKARTA, Oct 22 (Bernama-Xinhua) -- Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto said on Thursday that the government would revoke the business licences of foreign-owned companies found to have repeatedly violated regulations and contributed to forest and land fires, reported Xinhua.
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Indonesian President Prabowo vows to revoke licences of foreign firms linked to forest fires.
- President Prabowo said foreign companies violating regulations may lose licences.
- One company is suspected in 19 forest fire cases.
- Government will hold companies accountable for environmental damage.
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