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00:04Indonesia's transboundary haze has been raging for months.
00:07Not only the domestic people are suffering.
00:10Neighboring Singapore has also suffered greatly.
00:13What about the overwhelming condemnation from all sides?
00:16The Indonesian government not only did not lower its stance
00:18Instead, they are considering taking strong countermeasures.
00:23Indonesian Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Bahriel
00:26In a previous interview with the Straits Times of Singapore
00:29He then spoke out publicly.
00:31They said they might stop altogether in the future.
00:33Exporting energy to countries that do not respect Indonesia
00:36They are even considering not extending natural gas export contracts with neighboring countries.
00:40Prioritize ensuring their own Indonesian energy supply
00:44Besides making his favoritism clear from the outset, Bachir also...
00:47Even more blunt criticism of certain countries
00:50They come to beg when they need something.
00:52But when problems that could have been negotiated were encountered
00:54But he acted like an ill-mannered relative.
00:58Although he did not name any country or controversial event
01:02That's based on data from Indonesian officials.
01:05Indonesia exported approximately 3.8 million tons of natural gas to Japan last year.
01:09China 3.79 million tons
01:11Singapore 3.22 million tons
01:13South Korea also has 2.27 million tons
01:16Because Singapore is one of the main buyers of Indonesian natural gas
01:20The Indonesian minister's harsh words are widely regarded as...
01:24It clearly has a strong sense of being struck or beaten.
01:27The rivalry between Indonesia and its neighboring governments continues.
01:31However, the health of ordinary people is rapidly deteriorating.
01:36Indonesian Ministry of Health confirmed
01:38Fire haze has been present in the country for several months
01:41This has already triggered a full-blown public health crisis.
01:46As of now, Indonesia has accumulated more than 330,000 cases.
01:49Acute respiratory infection cases
01:51Air pollution indices in many areas are approaching dangerous levels.
01:54Minyuan could no longer hold back.
01:56There are a large number of students in East Kalimantan.
01:59The public was so angry that they took to the streets to protest.
02:01They demanded that their government immediately address this man-made fire disaster.
02:05Classified as a national-level disaster
02:08The haze has not only caused immense suffering to ordinary people
02:11Even the planes in the sky are now immobilized.
02:14Severely damage Indonesia's aviation industry
02:16According to the Jakarta Post
02:18Since August of this year
02:20There are more than 2,600 domestic flights in the area.
02:24Because the thick smoke reduced visibility.
02:26Forced delays or even outright grounding
02:28Indonesian Air Passengers Association stated
02:31Aircraft takeoff and landing obstructed
02:33This also triggered a series of domino effects.
02:36It not only disrupted flight scheduling
02:38This led to a sharp drop in revenue for airports and retailers.
02:42This has led to airlines facing a double whammy of operational and financial challenges.
02:46Unbearable suffering
02:48As public discontent boiled over
02:50The economy was dragged down
02:51Indonesian police also began to speed up their efforts.
02:54This pursuit of accountability
02:56They announced that they would investigate 11 companies involved in the illegal arson attack on buses.
03:00Listed as a suspect in the investigation
03:02Indonesian Police Chief Suyudi further clarified
03:05The list of companies involved includes three foreign-invested enterprises.
03:09It was emphasized that this time, not only should the companies involved be held accountable.
03:13Even the big bosses and shareholders behind the scenes can't escape punishment.
03:16Regional turmoil sparked by Indonesian fire
03:19Our government chose to first show goodwill.
03:22Communications Minister Fahmi confirmed after a cabinet meeting
03:25Malaysia has not yet received a specific response from Indonesia.
03:29But Prime Minister Anwar emphasized
03:31Diplomatic relations between the two countries remain good.
03:34As long as the neighboring country nods
03:35Malaysia is ready to provide resources and assistance.
03:39Significantly enhance cross-border firefighting capabilities
03:41The person was previously named and investigated by the Indonesian police.
03:4311 companies involved in the case
03:45Fami also specifically clarified
03:47Up to now
03:48No Malaysian companies were found to be involved.
03:56Chinese subtitle volunteer Li Zongsheng
