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East Kalimantan Karhutla Threatens IKN Areas, Three Companies Threatened by Sanctions

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East Kalimantan Karhutla Threatens IKN Areas, Three Companies Threatened by Sanctions
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Ministry of Forestry documentation
REVIEW Forest and Forestry: Minister of Forestry Raja Juli Antoni together with the Head of BNPB Suharyanto and Basuki Hadimuljono inspected the location of forest and land fires around the Nusantara Capital area, East Kalimantan, Monday (14/9/2026). The government is strengthening integrated operations to prevent fire from entering the IKN core zone.

Prevention efforts are also directed at implementing land clearing without burning. This step is considered important so that forest and land fires do not continue to recur.

Three Companies Threatened with Forest and Land Fire Sanctions

Apart from extinguishing the fire, the Ministry of Forestry is following up on the discovery of fires in the concession areas of three companies holding Forest Utilization Business Permits (PBPH) in East Kalimantan (Kaltim).

One company has been subject to a written warning and forced reinstatement. Meanwhile, two other companies are currently undergoing the process of imposing sanctions in the form of suspension.

The three companies are:

• PT Puji Perfect Raharja in Berau Regency. This company holds PBPH Natural Forest covering an area of ​​14,605 ​​hectares. The burned area was recorded at 82.26 hectares.

• PT Diva Perdana Pesona in East Kutai Regency. The company holding the PBPH Plantation Forest covering an area of ​​29,429 hectares has a burned area of ​​48.57 hectares.

• PT Inhutani I Tanah Grogot in Paser Regency. Of the PBPH Plantation Forest permit area of ​​15,336 hectares, around 531 hectares were reported burned.

"Law enforcement is not only directed towards ordinary people, but also towards corporations which must be responsible for the occurrence of forest and land fires in East Kalimantan (Kaltim)," stressed Raja Juli.

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