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National Hotspots Down 40 Percent, Central Kalimantan (Kalteng) Still Has the Risk of Forest and Land Fires

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National Hotspots Down 40 Percent, Central Kalimantan (Kalteng) Still Has the Risk of Forest and Land Fires
ENVIRONMENT
Ministry of Forestry
Officers put up signs prohibiting burning of forests and land in areas that looked charred

How to report indications of forest and land fires

The public and business actors are advised not to clear or clear land by burning.

Findings of smoke, hot spots, burning activities, or suspected violations in forest areas can be reported to the Ministry of Forestry's Karhutla Command Post by telephone 021-5704618 or WhatsApp +62 8131-00-35000.

The reduction of the hotspot provides an opportunity to complete the operation. In Central Kalimantan (Kalteng), the increase in monitoring points shows that field inspections, extinguishing peat embers, and protecting burned areas still need to continue.

Official Press Release Kementerian Kehutanan

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