The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Kejagung in collaboration with environmental experts from the Bogor Agricultural Institute (IPB), Bambang Hero Saharjo, has calculated the total losses caused by the environmental damage resulting from the opening of the tin mine, which is estimated to be around Rp271 trillion. Meanwhile, the investigation team, together with the relevant parties, is still formulating the state's financial losses."

The tin industry in Bolivia has faced various challenges over the years. Nevertheless, this country remains strong, especially in the Cerro Rico region. Bolivia's annual tin production usually ranges between 18,000 and 19,628 metric tons.

With an annual harvest of between 26,995 and 29,000 metric tons, Peru becomes the third largest tin-producing country in the world. Peru is also one of the main tin producers in South America. Peru is known for its tin mines in the Andes Mountains and also for artisanal tin mining operations.

Indonesia ranks second with an average annual tin mining yield between 70,000 and 84,000 metric tons. Not only does Indonesia have a large tin deposit, but it has also been a major player in global tin exports for many years.

China has become the world's largest tin producer country with an annual average yield between 90,000 and 125,000 metric tons (MT). The level of tin production in China is partly due to factors such as the long-standing history of mining and smelting in this country. This includes the abundance of tin mines, especially in the Yunnan region.