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Malaysia on Friday warned residents of high pollution levels in most areas on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia and the western Kalimantan region of Sarawak, blaming trans-boundary haze from Indonesia, its Department of Environment said in a statement.
The OJK has issued a regulation on carbon trading through a carbon exchange, and while much work still needs to be done in terms of building the system and infrastructure, it gives hope that Indonesia will soon have a carbon exchange toward generating revenue and achieving the government’s 2030 emissions reduction goal.
Investigators from the Environment and Forestry Ministry have named at least five suspects and shut down several businesses for their alleged contribution to the worsening air pollution choking the Greater Jakarta area.
The ministry's Environmental and Forestry Law Enforcement Director General Rasio Ridho Sani announced the decision on Wednesday with the order for the four companies to cease operation effective immediately.
