Indonesia names over 200 people, nine firms as suspects over forest fires as transboundary haze worsens

The latest comments from the Indonesian authorities come as Malaysia on Wednesday (Oct 14) said that the two countries have “for the first time” begun discussions to explore ways of working together to tackle forest fires in Kalimantan a…
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