Starving orang utan rescued from razed forest


Exhausting ordeal: Natural Resources Conservation Agency officials and OFI staff members examining an orang utan after she was evacuated from a forest fire in Central Kalimantan. — AFP

A female orang utan who was likely starving was evacuated from an area razed by fire on the island of Borneo, officials said, as the country rescues hundreds of animals affected by the blazes.

The orang utan was spotted on Wednesday in a burned forest area in Central Kalimantan pro­vince on the Indonesian side of Borneo, local natural resources agency chief Muriansyah told reporters Wednesday.

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