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Indonesia wildfires cause severe air pollution in Singapore and Malaysia

2.8K views • 2 weeks ago
9 Comments
@ivangim1
@@ivangim12 weeks ago
Useless and ineffective current President PS. There was no haze during the Jokowi years. He knew exactly what to do and did it! PS is clueless, useless and brainless.
@mr.a3560
@@mr.a35602 weeks ago
When your goverment values money more than it's people, this is what happen. Sedarlah saudara2ku di indonesia, sampai bila kalian mahu diperintah oleh koruptor2 dan kroni2? Kalian hanya menulis di sosmed, protest kecil2, perkara ini takkan mengubah apa2pun. Bila kalian lakukan sesuatu, lakukan sampai habis. Bukan hanya protes2 yang menyusahkan diri sendiri dan ditertawa oleh mereka kerajaan dari bangunan atasan berhawa dingin
@georgequek7996
@@georgequek79962 weeks ago
Indonesia is a most Cruel and Corrupted country spreaded the haze to his own poor palm oil farmer and others asean countries, fxxking idiot goverment of Jakarta.😷😱😷😱
@zulfi_y
@@zulfi_y2 weeks ago
The Indonesian government lacks common sense. They promised free food but delivered poison. Water pumps are used to disperse protesters instead of extinguishing fires. Their own people burn the forests, yet they blame foreign investors.😂😂😂
@SaraMazhar-d3l
@@SaraMazhar-d3l2 weeks ago
ya rabbul alamin induniseya mi jangale mi lage aag ko bujha dejey ameen summa ameen
@Tora6607
@@Tora66072 weeks ago
A number of Malaysian plantation companies control and manage millions of hectares of oil palm land spread across various regions in Indonesia.<br><br>List of Malaysian Palm Oil Companies in Indonesia<br><br>Major Malaysian groups and companies operating in Indonesia include:<br>• Sime Darby Plantation (acquired various assets such as Guthrie and Golden Hope)<br>• Kuala Lumpur Kepong (KLK)<br>• IOI Corporation (through subsidiaries such as PT Kalimantan Prima Agro Mandiri)<br>• Anglo-Eastern Plantations<br>• High Eagle Plantations<br>• Genting Plantations<br>• KPN Corp<br>• TH Plantations Berhad<br>• TSH Resources<br>• United Plantations<br>• Wilmar (linked to the business network of the Kuok family from Malaysia)<br>• Kulim (L) Berhad<br>• Berkala Maju Bersama, CWK Holdings, Trurich Resources, and YPK Holdings
@mamanpd5341
@@mamanpd53412 weeks ago
Go ahead and enjoy that smoke. You guys forgot for months what it’s like to enjoy fresh air from the Indonesian forests. On top of that, many companies and investors from your country have invested in the plantation sector in Indonesia.
@SagalSomaal7
@@SagalSomaal72 weeks ago
I wonder what all these oil palm 🌴 production companies in Indonesia are doing to contain these &quot;wildfires&quot; ? The orangutans, birds and animals are already in devastation and the deforestation of their habitats and food sources are being fragmented and depleted. The greedy and evil people in this world are destroying our planet 😤
@yuyij6703
@@yuyij67032 weeks ago
Not as bad as in 1997. It was 450 in Kuching and 650 in Kalimantan back then