Forestry Ministry Targets Damaged Forests to Prevent Disasters
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Indonesia’s Forestry Ministry announced it will prioritize restoring degraded forests in upstream and downstream areas. The goal is to reduce the risk of natural disasters such as floods and landslides. Officials stated that damaged forests weaken the ecosystem, making surrounding communities more vulnerable. The restoration plan focuses on areas most affected by deforestation and erosion.