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El Nino intensifies, causing water shortages and wildfires in Indonesia, testing the nation's food security agenda.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 25
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El Nino intensifies, causing water shortages and wildfires in Indonesia, testing the nation's food security agenda.

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  1. Indonesia's government is managing food reserves in response to climate cycle impacts.Sub-event
  2. Prabowo inspected disaster and wildfire response efforts amid El Nino impacts.1 source
  3. A minister led a coordination meeting in Banjarbaru to address the increased fire risks in Indonesia caused by El Nino.Sub-event
  4. El Niño intensified, causing wildfires in Bromo National Park on Java, prompting a ministerial report on damage.Sub-event
  5. Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto is directing the national response to El Nino, focusing on mitigating climate impacts through technology trials.Sub-event
  6. Government ministries are planning a cross-sectoral response to the climate risks posed by El Niño in Indonesia.1 source
  7. BNPB coordinates disaster response and monitors El Nino fire threats across Indonesian regions.Sub-event
  8. El Nino tests Indonesia's food security agenda with water shortages and wildfires.1 source

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