Indonesia deploys 64 aircraft, 54,394 personnel to fight forest fires
The Indonesian government has deployed 64 aircraft and 54,394 personnel to tackle forest and land fires across various ...
Indonesia has deployed a significant aerial and ground force to combat ongoing forest fires, with 64 aircraft and 54,394 personnel mobilized across various regions. The government's initiative, as stated by Cabinet Secretary Teddy Indra Wijaya, aims to suppress fires, reduce the impact of smoke, and protect public health. Despite the challenges posed by vast terrain and peatland conditions, the combined efforts of the National Disaster Management Agency, Indonesian National Armed Forces, and local volunteers remain steadfast in their response.
As of the latest data, 1,323 high-confidence fire hotspots have been detected nationwide, marking a notable increase from the previous day.
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