00:01Environmental groups staged a protest outside the Indonesian embassy in Kuala Lumpur on Friday,
00:07urging Jakarta to release evidence identifying Malaysian-linked companies
00:12allegedly responsible for fires and haze in Indonesia.
00:16Led by Greenpeace, the activists called for the disclosure of concession maps,
00:21hotspot data and fire investigation findings,
00:24as well as the names of companies allegedly involved.
00:26They said the information was crucial to enable authorities and civil society groups
00:32to hold those responsible accountable.
00:34I hope that Dr Suri Anwar Ibrahim, the Prime Minister, get in touch with Prabowo Subianto.
00:41Work with him and get the details, the data, the analysis,
00:45the name of the companies who are actively engaged and contributing to the open fire in Kalimantan,
00:51in Sumatera and Indonesia in general.
00:53This company need to be called out and need to be penalised and prosecuted.
00:57We are in solidarity with the terrorists in Indonesia, in Kalimantan,
01:02and ask the government of Indonesia to promote the names of the Malaysian community.
01:10If not, this issue will not happen.
01:13The groups also called on Indonesia to share evidence with Malaysia through ASEAN or bilateral channels,
01:20and urged both countries to investigate companies based in their respective jurisdictions.
01:26Sarawak, which shares a border with Indonesia's Kalimantan on Borneo, has been the worst affected by the haze.
01:33As of noon on Friday,
01:35Sirian recorded a hazardous air pollutant index reading of 518,
01:39while two other districts in Sarawak recorded unhealthy levels, according to Environment Department data.
01:47As of 1990, you will find the частоtes of 404 on the internet.
01:50And then the entire Luftflin team started to be released in the building and within the building.
01:51We are not able to find any of the facilities on the internet that are able to ensure that we
01:56remain on the internet.
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