- El Nino intensifies, causing water shortages and wildfires in Indonesia, testing the nation's food security agenda.
- BNPB coordinates disaster response and monitors El Nino fire threats across Indonesian regions.
- BNPB has deployed resources to multiple regions including Riau, Kalimantan, Jambi, and South Sumatra to support fire and disaster response efforts.
- Hotspots persist in Kalimantan causing haze.
Transboundary haze from forest fires and peat fires in Kalimantan is causing unhealthy air quality in the region.
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Updated Oct 9
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What happened
Transboundary haze from forest fires and peat fires in Kalimantan is causing unhealthy air quality in the region.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Haze from forest fires in Kalimantan is being carried by prevailing winds.Sub-event
- DENR is monitoring air quality in Makati, Calabarzon, Central Luzon, and Mimaropa due to transboundary haze caused by forest fires in Kalimantan.Sub-event
Kalimantan fires are causing haze and air quality issues.1 source
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Kalimantan
Indonesian part of the island of Borneo
Related events
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- The National Disaster Management Agency, led by Suharyanto, is managing the haze and fire response in Kalimantan.
- Haze from Sumatra and Kalimantan affects Singapore air quality, prompting government preparedness measures.
- Smoke from forest fires originating in Kalimantan is now traveling to Jakarta.
- Fires are raging in Kalimantan, Indonesia, leading to political scrutiny over the destruction.