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Of at least 218,000 hectares with indications of being burned between January and August this year, nearly half were located in concession areas linked to oil palm, oil and gas and mineral mining businesses, a report discovered.
A recent study highlighting the transboundary nature of ozone pollution shows that this is a global environemntal and health issue, and Indonesia is in a unique position to take the lead in this collective endeavor to ensure cleaner air and better health for all.
The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) on Tuesday warned people to be vigilant of potential forest fires during the dry season in Sumatra, but the agency also predicted unseasonal rainfall in some parts of the region in the coming days.
