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National Hotspots Decreased to 666 Points, South Sumatra (Sumsel) Actually Increased

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Press Release • Editor: Agung SP
Sunday, October 4, 2026 • 21:07 WIB
National Hotspots Decreased to 666 Points, South Sumatra (Sumsel) Actually Increased
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Ministry of Forestry
Manggala Agni officers spray water to extinguish forest and land fires. The Ministry of Forestry remains alert for forest and land fire control operations even though the number of national hotspots fell to 666 points in monitoring on October 3 2026

The distribution of hot spots in the six priority provinces is as follows:

- South Sumatra (Sumsel): 254 points, up from 83 points.

- Central Kalimantan (Kalteng): 96 points, down from 355 points.

- Riau: 32 points, from previously zero.

- West Kalimantan (Kalbar): 26 points, down from 246 points.

- South Kalimantan: 18 points, down from 42 points.

- Jambi: 3 points, from previously nil.

The largest decline among these provinces occurred in Central Kalimantan (Kalteng) and West Kalimantan (Kalbar). Meanwhile, the increase in South Sumatra (Sumsel) shows the need for vigilance even though the number of national Hotspots is decreasing.

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