Indonesia’s president has vowed to take action against those responsible for the widespread forest fires causing severe air pollution. The fires have resulted in hazardous air quality, with a Malaysian city currently experiencing the world’s worst conditions. Authorities will revoke the operational permits of companies identified as being linked to the blazes. This announcement follows growing international concern over the health crisis and environmental damage. The Indonesian government is under pressure to control the fires, which are often started to clear land for agriculture, particularly palm oil plantations. The move signals a stronger stance against companies contributing to the ongoing environmental and public health emergency. Further investigations are underway to determine the full extent of the corporate liability.