- Central and West Kalimantan are facing increased hotspots, leading to coordinated operational responses by the Ministry of Forestry.
- Indonesia implements haze control measures, including cloud-seeding and utilizing the ASEAN framework, as haze drifts from Kalimantan toward Sarawak.
Lukman oversees civil aviation permits for Indonesian airspace due to transboundary haze prompts cross-border operational requests.
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What happened
Lukman oversees civil aviation permits for Indonesian airspace due to transboundary haze prompts cross-border operational requests.
Who's involved
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Indonesia implements haze control measures, including cloud-seeding and utilizing the ASEAN framework, as haze drifts from Kalimantan toward Sarawak.Also in this story
- Joint cloud seeding efforts are being scheduled between Indonesia and Malaysia amid reported unhealthy air pollutant index.
- Transboundary smoke from West Kalimantan is hammering Sarawak.
The entities involved
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Indonesia
island country in Southeast Asia and Oceania
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Malaysia
country in Southeast Asia
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Lukman
Indonesian politician (born 1961 in Sigi)
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