The TNI Indeed Misbehaves

HER name is implicated in the unauthorized hazardous and toxic (B3) waste containment at eight army bases in East Java. It was her son’s consulting firm that assisted with processing licenses for B3 waste transport and utilizer companies, as well as landfilling, at the East Java environment office, which she herself leads. Diah Susilowati did not deny her son’s role in the licenses issued for transporting and discarding dangerous wast

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