Indonesia's government is facing criticism for refusing to declare widespread forest and land fires a national disaster, despite worsening health impacts and calls for a more coordinated response. Critics suggest the reluctance stems from a desire to avoid diverting funds from other political priorities and to limit scrutiny of the administration's disaster management capabilities. Protesters and civil society groups have demanded a national declaration, highlighting concerns about environmental damage and broader democratic issues. AI
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