Mount Ciremai Fire Extinguished, 46.42 Hectares of Forest Area Burned

Extinguishing is carried out by land using manual and mechanical equipment. After the fire was successfully controlled, officers continued the mopping up process or thorough combing to ensure there were no embers or hot spots that could potentially re-ignite.

Based on the results of the search as of Wednesday, September 9 2026, at 15.51 WIB, all fires in the five locations were declared extinguished. The fire area has also been declared clean and safe from fire.

Nearly 100 Hectares of the Ciremai Area Will Burn Throughout 2026

The accumulated area of Mount Ciremai that burned from July 21 to September 2026 reached around 97.32 hectares.

This condition is an important warning for area managers and the public to increase vigilance, especially when dry weather and strong winds increase the risk of forest fires.

TNGC Hall invites the public to work together to protect the Mount Ciremai conservation area. The public is also asked to immediately report to officers if they find smoke, fire or other indications of fire.

Protecting Mount Ciremai does not only mean protecting forest areas, but also maintaining ecosystems, biodiversity, water sources and environmental benefits for people's lives.