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Malaysia tunggu pengesahan Indonesia gerakkan aset tangani jerebu

Menteri Komunikasi yang juga jurucakap kerajaan Fahmi Fadzil berkata sehingga kini belum ada pengesahan mengenai sebarang kerjasama mengguna pakai aset Malaysia.

Malaysia tunggu pengesahan Indonesia gerakkan aset tangani jerebu

Malaysia awaits confirmation from Indonesia regarding the mobilization of assets to assist in controlling forest fires in the country, which have led to border tensions, according to Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil. The list of assets that Malaysia is prepared to provide to help Indonesia was communicated to the Council of Ministers through the National Disaster Management Agency (Nadma) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Wisma Putra).

However, as of now, there has been no confirmation on any form of cooperation for utilizing Malaysian assets to aid in extinguishing the fires and other related matters, the minister stated at a post-cabinet briefing.

Yesterday, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim stated that the Asean mechanism is already in place to handle the issue of border disputes and needs to be strengthened to ensure it can be addressed more effectively. He emphasized that the matter requires serious attention from relevant ministers at the Asean level, given the impact the fires have had on human life, particularly on children and infants.

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