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Indonesia accepts Singapore’s proposal to fight haze

Indonesia has accepted Singapore's offer for a haze assistance package to deal with forest fires, Singapore's Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said on October 7.
Indonesia accepts Singapore’s proposal to fight haze ảnh 1Singaporeans are being affected by the chronic haze pollution caused by forest fired in Indonesia.(Source : Reuters/VNA)

 Indonesia has accepted Singapore's offer for a haze assistance package to deal with forest fires, Singapore's Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said on October 7.

He said the agreement was reached during a discussion with his Indonesian counterpart Retno Marsudi on the same day.

The package, mentioned in a formal request by the Singaporean Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Indonesian government, includes assets, personnel, high-resolution satellite pictures and hotspot coordinates.

Also in the request, Singapore asked for the names of companies suspected of involving the forest fires which caused air pollution in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore.

The Malaysian 🎶government, after closing a number of schools due to haze, also put forward a proposal to sup♕port Indonesia to deal with forest fires.-VNA

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