Indonesia will revoke land rights spanning over 42,000 hectares from eight companies allegedly tied to destructive forest fires. Agrarian Affairs Minister Nusron Wahid announced the crackdown on Monday following the country's most intense wildfire season in 11 years. The fires have scorched vast land areas mainly across Sumatra, Borneo, and Papua, triggering severe health crises.
Indonesia Revokes Land Rights for Wildfires
Indonesia is revoking land rights covering more than 42000 hectares from eight companies linked to severe forest fires. Three additional firms remain under government review. The crackdown follows the most intense wildfire season in eleven years.
