The Indonesian National Police (Polri) are investigating 97 companies suspected of involvement in forest and land fires across Indonesia. These investigations stem from reported violations related to these fires, which have caused significant environmental damage and public health concerns. Authorities have not yet released the names of the companies, but confirmed the ongoing probes aim to determine the extent of their culpability. The investigations will focus on identifying any illegal activity that contributed to the fires, including land clearing practices and inadequate fire prevention measures. This marks a significant effort by Indonesian authorities to address the persistent issue of forest and land fires and hold responsible parties accountable. The Polri emphasized their commitment to enforcing the law and protecting Indonesia’s natural resources. Further details regarding the specific allegations against each company are expected to be released as the investigations progress.