Jakarta, July 2 -- The Indonesian government has pledged to revoke the certificate of a palm oil plantation found guilty of operating within the Tesso Nilo National Park area in Palalawan District, Riau, a minister announced.

Agrarian and Spatial Planning Minister/National Land Agency (BPN) Head Nusron Wahid stated that no further reverification is necessary, as his ministry has already conducted a field verification confirming the company's legal violation.

Wahid stated here on Tuesday that the palm oil plantation's certificate will be revoked immediately as part of the ministry's commitment to preserving the country's national park area and combating illegal land use.

Speaking to journalists after meeting with lawmakers from the Hous...