JAKARTA, Nov 10 (Bernama) -- Indonesia plans to revoke, restrict or deny land cultivation rights involving 11 companies suspected of involvement in forest and land fires in Kalimantan, following a government assessment of their land concessions.
Indonesia To Take Tough Action Against 11 Companies Linked To Forest Fires
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Indonesia will revoke, restrict or deny land cultivation rights for 11 companies linked to forest fires in Kalimantan, covering about 23,274 hectares, after a police‑recommended assessment.
- Three companies will have their land cultivation rights fully revoked.
- The companies include foreign owners from South Korea, Malaysia and Singapore.
- The action follows fires that affected over 50% of their concession areas.
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