@mothershipsg: An investigation by environmental group Greenpeace has linked 2 Singapore-listed palm oil companies, Bumitama Agri and First Resources, to plantation areas in Indonesia where fires and smoke were detected. A 3rd company, privately held First Borneo Plantations, was also named in the report and found to have ownership links to companies incorporated in Singapore. According to Greenpeace, fires and smoke were detected between August and September on land that the 3 companies had been granted rights to use or develop, known as plantation concessions, which they are responsible for managing under their respective agreements. In a statement, First Resources said that detecting fires or hot spots within or near a company's plantation does not " by itself, establish the origin of a fire, responsibility for its occurrence, or any deliberate use of fire for land clearing by the concession holder". Such determinations require detailed ground verification and a thorough assessment of the circumstances surrounding each fire event, it added. Photo from Reuters #mothershipenvironment #tiktoksg #haze #indonesia

davehooo :

Just ChatGPT you will know who

Mike Wang :

then prosecut them....waiting for what?

Julie :

we dont care whoever they are . This has brought unwanted sickness to many

肥猫 :

Can delist them from SGX ?

Fairly :

sounds like an upcoming reverse uno

🐱🎀 𝒷𝒶𝒷𝓎𝓉𝓎𝓁𝒶 🎀🐱 :

Greedy people

Nobody :

Fine them until they bankrupt!

itssstellar_ :

stop the haze omf

nik :

Really?

Gerard Chew :

Name ?

FurryCat :

delist

3M55 :

Jail the PIC of the companies.

Cavitina :

pewpewpew :

where is greta thrumbuns when shes actually needed 😭

Aries Wyne :

spore only sue for $2mil . it just for show nia. So you can see sg oso involve in it. Check their stocks and shares you know liao

Tony :

please ban all palm oil from indonesia for the next 20 years

HandsomeTabby :

Indonesian owner based in SG