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00:03The cross-border burial problem caused by Indonesian fires is troubling neighboring Southeast Asian countries.
00:08for many years
00:08The Malaysian and Singaporean governments have also expressed their dissatisfaction on numerous occasions.
00:12I didn't expect this in the last two days.
00:13The burial was caused by the wind dissipating.
00:15However, a diplomatic war broke out between Indonesia and Singapore.
00:20The Singapore government previously took legal action against ten Indonesian companies.
00:24However, what followed was Indonesia starting on Saturday.
00:27Cutting natural gas exports to Singapore as a form of retaliation
00:31Indonesia's reason is
00:33They must prioritize meeting domestic power generation needs.
00:36In the face of reduced supply
00:38Singapore did not back down.
00:40Singapore Prime Minister Ng Sin Tse emphasized yesterday
00:42Natural gas supply is guaranteed by commercial contracts.
00:46All parties should fulfill their commitments.
00:49If Indonesia cuts supplies
00:51Singaporean importers will then take necessary measures.
00:54To protect one's legitimate rights and interests
00:57Just as diplomatic tensions between Indonesia and Singapore continued to escalate
01:00Indonesian NGOs have filed lawsuits against Malaysia and Singapore.
01:04They also bear responsibility for the issue of burial.
01:07Indonesian NGO Indonesian Environment Forum stated
01:10The organization plans to investigate allegations of involvement in cross-border burial incidents.
01:14Malaysian and Singaporean plantation companies take legal action
01:18The NGO also said
01:20They plan to sue the Singaporean company in the Jakarta District Court.
01:24We are also considering filing a lawsuit directly in Singapore.
01:28To hold the relevant companies accountable
01:31It's not just targeting the subsidiary located in Indonesia.
01:34Besides threatening to sue the Singaporean company
01:37A representative of the NGO also mentioned
01:40The organization is currently compiling its legal arguments.
01:43And collect information about Malaysian companies
01:46Data on suspected involvement in causing the forest fire buried in smoke
01:49However, representatives of NGOs also admitted that...
01:51A major obstacle to holding the holding company accountable
01:54ASEAN lacks a strong legal framework
01:57To address the pollution problem caused by transboundary landfills
02:00Regarding the media reports that pointed out
02:02The Indonesian government's list of companies responsible for burying tobacco products includes...
02:06Not listed as a Malaysian company
02:08The organization also called for an investigation.
02:11Instead of directly assuming that no Malaysian company was involved.
02:14Indonesia is now experiencing what it has been like for decades.
02:18The most severe wildfire and smoke burial disasters
02:20It not only affected neighboring countries
02:22It also caused enormous economic and health losses.
02:25Indonesian Center for Economic and Legal Studies estimates
02:27January to August this year
02:29Economic and health costs caused by fire
02:33Up to 123 trillion trillion tons
02:35That's equivalent to RM27.8 billion
02:38This money covers the disruption to industrial activities.
02:41Physical asset losses and health costs
02:45Including the impact on air transport
02:48This resulted in the cancellation or delay of multiple flights.
02:50So what about it?
02:52If related symptoms appear
02:54However, people who have not yet sought medical treatment
02:56If we include it...
02:58Number of people affected
02:59It may increase to 17.4 million people.
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