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South Sumatra (Sumsel) Forest and Forestry: Peat Recovery Needs to Go Beyond Emergency Management

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South Sumatra (Sumsel) Forest and Forestry: Peat Recovery Needs to Go Beyond Emergency Management
CONSERVATION
Ministry of Forestry
Review of the location of the handling of forest fires in Tulung Selapan District, Ogan Komering Ilir Regency, South Sumatra, Sunday (11/1/2026

According to his statement, these personnel included Manggala Agni, TNI, Polri, the Fire Care Community, as well as volunteers from a number of private corporations.

The large amount of personnel involvement shows the scale of resource mobilization in handling forest and land fires. However, the number of personnel does not by itself reflect the results of operations. The assessment still requires data on field conditions and treatment achievements.

The inspection in Tulung Selapan opened up space to evaluate emergency operations while clarifying the work that followed. For the public, the follow-up that needs to be known is which areas will be restored, when work will start, and how the results will be reported.

Official Press Release Diskominfo Sumatera Selatan

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