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Singapore Beber Company Engaged Karhutla to the UN Secretary to RI

The visit of UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres to Indonesia until the issue of forest fire smoke and RI land is still an international news flash.

Singapore Beber Company Engaged Karhutla to the UN Secretary to RI

Secretary General of the United Nations (United Nations) Antonio Guterres to Indonesia to the issue of forest fire smoke and RI land is still an international news spotlight on Monday (19 / 10).

Here's yesterday's international news flash:

The Singapore National Environment Agency (National Environment Agency / NEA) declared three Indonesian companies back to be suspected of forest fires and land (carhutla) in a number of RI regions.

In a statement on Monday (19 / 10), NEA called there are indications that all three companies are involved in a carhutla in Indonesia which is potentially reaching the Pride Lands.

Three of these companies are actually PT BMJ, PT MH, and BPP.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was upset that Israel was branded as invaders on Palestinian soil.

The president of the 44th United States Barack Obama is one of the world's most public leaders calling Israel stealing Palestinian land.

Netanyahu then took revenge against Obama who called Israel has taken away the rights of other nations in Palestine.

Forest fires and land in Indonesia scorched nearly 1.9 million hectares throughout January to the end of September this year, according to a monitoring agency that analyzes satellite imagery on Monday (19 / 10).

Based on satellite imagery analysis of the Nusantara Atlas Monitoring Institute, that area is almost 12 times the area of London, England.

Founder of Nusantara Atlas, David Gaveau, says that number is a conservative estimate. The area that burned down is actually estimated to be larger because thick smoke fog is blocking monitoring via satellite.

Source: CNN Indonesia ›

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