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Southeast Asia has spent decades dealing with recurring haze and the economic losses can run into billions of dollars. So why does prevention remain so difficul…
Southeast Asia has spent decades dealing with recurring haze and the economic losses can run into billions of dollars. So why does prevention remain so difficult to fund and would spending more before fires start actually cost less? CNA's Olivia Marzuki explains.
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@@IroniquesImported1mo ago
Not the first time and won't be the last time. Quite a number of companies are listed in SGX. Either force Indonesia to compensate substantial amount so that they will take strict actions against those companies or SG initiate by taking action against those listed in SGX. Reality and history tells me, nothing gonna happen as human lives are cheap.
@@temuchenImported1mo ago
When you point a finger at someone three fingers are pointing back at yourself.
@@monarchnoo8561Imported1mo ago
there's only one real question - who has the power NOT to pay.
@@BonT357Imported1mo ago
Fine indon for billions. 😅
@@ArtificialcountryImported1mo ago
Plain selfish. That’s their religions upbringing. Only care about themselves. Idiot low IQ ppl
@@akeithkiraImported1mo ago
Until the Indonesian gov feels the painful impacts, they will just pretend like they care. This is their very own DNA defining who they are ever since they are born.
@@Ash9xxImported1mo ago
ASEAN must agree that a member country should compensate if one causes another to suffer ( just like the haze). People are sickened by the haze and sick of the BS.
Southeast Asia has spent decades dealing with recurring haze and the economic losses can run into billions of dollars. So why does prevention remain so difficult to fund and would spending more before fires start actually cost less? CNA's Olivia Marzuki explains.
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CNA Explains: Billions in haze losses raise stakes for Southeast Asia's prevention efforts
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