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Indonesia puts offers by Malaysia, others to help fight forest fires on hold

Jakarta acknowledges gesture by Putrajaya, but says it is capable of handling the situation for the time being.

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The Indonesian government has responded to the proposed assistance. Technical implementation of the assistance still requires further coordination.

JAKARTA, 19 Okt: Indonesia yakin masih berupaya menangani kebakaran hutan dan tanah yang melanda beberapa wilayah negara itu menggunakan sumber sedia ada tanpa perlu mengisytiharkan status bencana nasional ketika ini.

Jakarta: Bantuan luar bagi membantu Indonesia menangani kebakaran hutan dan tanah yang meluas, termasuk sokongan daripada Malaysia, perlu menunggu sehingga republik itu mengisytiharkannya bencana seedal. Menteri Penyelaras Hal Ehwal Politik dan Keselamatan Dudung Abdurachman berkata Indonesia belum membuat pengisytiharan sedemikian memandangkan kerajaan masih berupaya menangani krisis itu menggunakan sumber tempatan. “Buat masa ini, kita masih […

Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs Dudung Abdurachman responded to several ASEAN countries' readiness to assist Indonesia in addressing forest and land fires (karhutla). These countries include Malaysia and Singapore.

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Free Malaysia Today News broke the news in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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