Banjarbaru Distributes 600 Basic Food Packages to Residents Affected by Smoke Indicated by ISPA

- Operation of 10 field monitoring officers for 15 days.

This support places meeting food needs as part of handling forest and land fires, both for affected residents and volunteers on duty.

Assistance for basic needs amidst the impact of forest and land fires

The distribution of basic necessities and the operation of public kitchens show the social side of dealing with forest and land fires. The impact reaches the daily needs of residents as well as support for officers in the field.

However, the Banjarbaru City Government statement has not detailed the budget distribution between the basic food and public kitchen programs, the number of unique recipients, or the results of monitoring after the aid was distributed. The value of Rp. 663,071,000 is the total allocation for the two programs, not just the basic food budget.

Through collaboration with the Social Service, Health Service and community health centers, the Banjarbaru City Government stated that it would continue to be alert to handle the impacts of forest and land fires.