【环球财经】印尼总统称已关闭约1000处非法矿场

Group 1 - The Indonesian government has closed approximately 1,000 illegal mining sites and will continue to crack down on violations in the natural resources and environmental sectors to uphold the rule of law [1] - President Prabowo Subianto emphasized that the rule of law is fundamental for creating a favorable investment environment, stating that without fair and just legal frameworks, there will be no investment [1] - Since taking office, the government has seized around 4 million hectares of illegal plantations and mining areas, and has decided to revoke or confiscate the operating licenses of 28 companies, affecting over 1.01 million hectares of land [1] Group 2 - Illegal mining activities often disregard safety and environmental standards, leading to natural disasters such as floods and landslides [1] - The Indonesian National Disaster Management Agency reported that floods and landslides on Sumatra Island at the end of last year resulted in approximately 1,200 deaths, with many residents forced to evacuate and seek temporary shelter [1]