Indonesia’s Peatland Fires and Haze Watch

The next developments that matter

• ASMC regional haze alert levels, hotspot counts, smoke plumes and transboundary conditions.
• BMKG rainfall outlooks and whether peatland water levels and ground checks confirm fires are extinguished.
• Public-health updates, airport and school disruptions, and the geographic distribution of respiratory impacts.
• The Indonesia–Singapore joint task force: formal terms of reference, composition, information sharing, evidence gathering and measurable enforcement outcomes.
• The 2 November KLH/BPLH statement reporting verification across concession areas belonging to 335 companies, compared with ANTARA's 30 October report of 356 companies; the reports may differ in scope and unit, and neither figure is a count of proven offenders.
• The status of the five initial firms that agreed to assessments and the three additional firms reported by The Straits Times on 2 November — TSH Resources, Bumitama Agri and Kencana Agri — alongside First Resources and the ten notice recipients; participation in an assessment is not a finding of liability.
• Police named 20 corporations as suspects in 104 reports covering 29,168.78 hectares and recommended permit revocation for 23 corporations; a named suspect is not a conviction, and a recommendation is not a completed revocation.

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