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When the Forest Burns, Yeye Faces Fire and Residents' Complaints

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When the Forest Burns, Yeye Faces Fire and Residents' Complaints
ENVIRONMENT
Ministry of Forestry
West Kalimantan BKSDA officers are trying to extinguish the fire in the forest area

Yeye's experience shows how widespread the impact of forest and land fires is. At the scene of the fire, officers encountered flames and respiratory problems. Around the forest, residents face plant damage and the appearance of animals. At home, their families can also inhale the smoke.

"We hope it rains quickly so that this fire ends quickly," hoped Yeye.

That hope unites various needs: officers who need a break, residents who want their gardens to be safe, and families who are waiting for the air to return to cleanliness. As for the orangutans who have been evacuated, surviving the fire only answers one question. Their food sources and habitat remain part of the fire's unfinished story.

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