Ministry says it will be difficult to obtain the necessary information for prosecution purposes.
The natural resources, environment and climate change ministry says a diplomatic approach through negotiations is a better way to address the haze situation.
Almost every dry season, smoke from fires to clear land for palm oil and pulp and paper plantations in Indonesia blankets much of the region, leading to concerns for public health. “To enable the enforcement of a transboundary haze pollution bill, clear evidence that transboundary haze originates from neighbouring countries must be supported by sufficient data such as location maps, coordinates, landowner information and companies operating in the location of fires,” it said.
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