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Indonesia accused of ‘gross negligence’ in wildfires lawsuit as haze tests region

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The Guardian World fire coverage reports: Indigenous and civil society organizations in Indonesian Borneo have initiated a class action lawsuit against the government, alleging 'gross negligence' regarding its management of wildfires that have resulted in widespread toxic haze throughout Southeast Asia. The suit names multiple defendants, including President Prabowo Subianto, and calls for measures to address health impacts and promote recovery in affected communities.

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Indonesia accused of ‘gross negligence’ in wildfires lawsuit as haze tests region

The Guardian World fire coverage reports: Indigenous and civil society organizations in Indonesian Borneo have initiated a class action lawsuit against the government, alleging 'gross negligence' regarding its management of wildfires that have resulted in widespread toxic haze throughout Southeast Asia. The suit names multiple defendants, including President Prabowo Subianto, and calls for measures to address health impacts and promote recovery in affected communities.

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