Illegal Charcoal Factories Closed Down in North Jakarta
Jakarta's municipal police closed down 23 illegal charcoal factories in Cilincing, North Jakarta, on Thursday. Residents of the area have been complaining of heavy air pollution since the factories were opened.
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