Former Pertamina Officials Charged with Corruption, Allegedly Causing $113.8 Million in State Losses

Two former high-ranking officials of Pertamina, Indonesia's state-owned oil and natural gas corporation, have been accused of corruption involving liquefied natural gas (LNG). The alleged corruption has caused the state to suffer losses amounting to $113.8 million.

The charges against the two former officials are part of a larger effort to tackle corruption and improve transparency in the management of Indonesia's natural resources. The case has drawn significant attention and is being closely watched by the public and the media.