Malaysian Deputy PM: We Willingly Help Extinguish Forest and Land Fires in Indonesia, But We Get No Response
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'We offered sincerely, but there was no response for us to help them. "We say thank you," said Ahmad Zahid.
BEIJING – Indonesia may not need Malaysia's help as the country has deployed a large number of personnel and assets to deal with the forest and land fires. Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said Malaysia has offered some assistance, but Indonesia itself has deployed more than 19,000 personnel. "I don't think they will need ...
Malaysia claims it has not yet received Indonesia's response to its offer of assistance in the form of one plane, three helicopters, and 55 personnel to extinguish forest and land fires.
Jumhur: Forest and land fire handling assistance from Malaysia is being discussed.
The Indonesian government has not yet discussed Malaysia's offer of assistance to extinguish forest and land fires in Sumatra and Kalimantan. The firefighting effort is focused on several areas, including Tanjung Puting National Park.
Environment Minister Jumhur Hidayat admitted that the government is still considering Malaysia's offer of assistance to help address forest and land fires.
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