Dr Karmele Llano Sánchez, CEO YIARI speaks to BBC News live from Kalimantan, Borneo, under the headline “Orangutans rescued in Indonesia fires”

INFANT ORANGUTAN IRENE FEATURED ON BBC NEWS AFTER RESCUE FROM FIRES

Rescued from forest fires alongside her mother, infant orangutan Irene finds comfort in the arms of YIARI CEO and wildlife veterinarian, Dr Karmele Llano Sanchez. 

The pair were believed to have gone days without food before they were rescued from an oil palm plantation within a high conservation value (HCV) forest area in West Kalimantan. Both were taken to YIARI’s rehabilitation centre for urgent medical care. 

Watch Karmele’s interview on BBC News to hear their story. 

Vet Karmele Llano Sánchez, wearing a face mask and scrubs, holds infant orangutan Irene during a rescue in smoke-filled forest in Indonesia, with team members working behind her.

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Irene is one of the 55 orangutans that YIARI has rescued in the space of a few months, already 15 more than during the devastating fires of 2015. Please help support more critical rescues like hers. 
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