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Dry Season Fire Risk Rises, APHI-GAPKI Urge Palm Oil and Forestry Companies to Act Early

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August 13, 2026 | 16:41 WIB |August 13, 2026 | 16:41 WIB | 38 Click Reads

Firefighters conduct a water-spraying exercise as part of efforts to strengthen preparedness and prevent forest and land fires in plantation areas. APHI and GAPKI are urging companies to intensify early detection, patrols, firefighting readiness and coordination with local communities. Photo: Sawit Fest 2021/ Habib Twindy Lubis

Palm Oil Magazine — Firefighters conduct a water-spraying exercise as part of efforts to strengthen preparedness and prevent forest and land fires in plantation areas. APHI and GAPKI are urging companies to intensify early detection, patrols, firefighting readiness and coordination with local communities. Photo: Sawit Fest 2021/ Habib Twindy Lubis

Dry Season Fire Risk Rises, APHI-GAPKI Urge Palm Oil and Forestry Companies to Act Early

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