Alleged Afliation Company Carhutla trigger by Singapore Open Sound

A company that is affiliated with the alleged entity triggers forest fires and land (carhutla) in Indonesia open voice. This follows the statement of the Singapore government who previously released a list of companies suspected karhutla causes.

This move responds to the Singapore National Environment Agency's action which issued a warning letter to seven companies on Friday (16 / 10).

Through map analysis, meteorological data, and satellite imagery, NEA requires the companies to prevent spreading fire and hand over the situation-control plan in the field.

Two of the seven letters' holdings are the Andalas Earth PT and the Green Earth PT that runs the southern Sumatra farm.

Both are listed as suppliers for APP Group, one of the giant industries that are moving in the field of pulp and paper.

According to Bloomberg's report on Friday (16 / 10), APP management in his official statement on Saturday (17 / 10) confirmed all of his suppliers obey non-arson policy.

Meanwhile, the representatives of the Green Earth's PT and Earth's PT and Andalas Media have no response when contacted through a phone call.

Separately, Singapore stock exchange asked for registered companies that had farm and farm activities in Indonesia to give an explanation about forest fires and landmarks.

Responding to the urge, the Agri Ltd and Bumitama Agri Ltd. confirm to the market authorities that the fire has indeed expanded into their concession area and the company team is trying to put it out.

Wilmar International Ltd also reported that he managed to put out a number of little fire points in his concept area, while confirming that the source of the fire came from outside their farm area.

As for Golden Agri- Resources Ltd, giving a different statement by claiming so far there's no evidence of their operational activity to cause or contribute to the smoke fog.

Latest, NEA on Monday (19 / 10) re-released three more companies that indicate being involved in a carhutla whose smoke is believed to reach Singapore.

Singapore Minister of Environment Grace Fu said three new companies indicated by Singapore were located in Borneo. He also said that seven previous undisclosed companies had no response to NEA, which was from the Asia Channel News (CNA).