Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has directed authorities to revoke the business licenses of companies implicated in the recent widespread forest fires. The order aims to hold corporations accountable for environmental damage and haze impacting the region. While specific companies haven’t been named yet, investigations are underway to identify those responsible for deliberately causing or failing to prevent the fires. This move signals a stronger stance against environmental crimes under the new administration. The Indonesian government is facing increasing pressure to address recurring deforestation and haze issues, often linked to palm oil and pulpwood plantations. Revoking permits is intended as a deterrent and a demonstration of commitment to protecting Indonesia’s forests. Authorities will collaborate to thoroughly investigate and ensure legal consequences for those found guilty.