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Investigators search Indonesian free meals agency after its leader was fired
Indonesian investigators searched the National Nutrition Agency offices following the president's dismissal of its head, Dadan Hindayana, over issues with standard operating procedures and food quality in the free meals program. The program, criticized for high costs and food poisoning cases, aims to provide meals to 90 million people but faces logistical and financial challenges.
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