Wildfire Case Involved Three Foreign Companies, NGO Questioned Govt. Law Enforcement
The Indonesian National Police (INP) have named three foreign investment (PMA) corporations as suspects in the forest and land fires case.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) have named three foreign investment (PMA) corporations as suspects in the forest and land fires case.
The investigation into alleged illegal land sales in a forest area in Rokan Hilir Regency, Riau, continues.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agency has named nine individuals as suspects in forest and land fire cases involving corporations as of October 13, 2026.
The Central Kalimantan Regional Police and its ranks continue to investigate wildfires in several areas.
The Forest and Land Fire Coordination Desk stated that law enforcement related to forest and land fires not only targets perpetrators in the field, but also those managing and exploiting the burned land.
The Central Kalimantan Regional Police have reaffirmed their commitment to taking firm action against perpetrators of forest and land fires.
The Jambi Regional Police are investigating two cases of forest and land fires that occurred on company land in Batang Hari and Sarolangun Regencies.
Police are still investigating a land fire that occurred in the former Temindung Airport area in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, on Saturday (9/12/2026).
Police arrested a fugitive in a forest and land fire case with the initials Y alias IM (48) in Siak Regency, Riau.
The East Kotawaringin Sub-regional Police, Central Kalimantan, have named seven suspects in seven police reports related to alleged wildfires.
The Riau Regional Police have named 61 suspects in 58 wildfire cases from January to September 2026.
The South Sumatra Regional Police have named 39 suspects in 46 police reports related to alleged forest and land fires in South Sumatra.