Forest and land fires in Jambi national parks face serious challenges. Besides the difficult terrain, the fires smoldering beneath the peatland surface make extinguishing efforts challenging.
A total of 144 hotspots were detected in Jambi Province on October 6, 2026. This number decreased compared to 199 the previous day.
The Muaro Jambi Sub-regional Police Narcotics Investigation Unit has thwarted the trafficking of 30,859.32 grams of marijuana, or approximately 30.8 kilograms, from North Sumatra, from a suspect in the area.
olice have cracked down on illegal gold mining (PETI) activities along the Batang Tebo River in Sungai Ipuh Village, Limbur Lubuk Mengkuang District, Bungo Regency, Jambi.
Jambi Vice Regional Police Chief, Brigadier General K. Yani Sudarto, emphasized that police success cannot be measured solely by the number of cases handled.
The Jambi Regional Police are investigating two cases of forest and land fires that occurred on company land in Batang Hari and Sarolangun Regencies.
The Jambi Regional Police continues to strengthen its efforts to handle wildfires in Jambi Province.
The forest and land fire response in Sungai Aur Village, Kumpeh District, Muaro Jambi Regency, was carried out by the Jambi Regional Police, the Muaro Jambi Sub-regional Police, and related agencies on Saturday (9/12/2026).
The Jambi Regional Police continue to strengthen law enforcement efforts against fuel misuse and illegal petroleum activities in the province.
The Jambi Regional Police, along with the Jambi High Court, the Jambi High Prosecutor's Office, and the Jambi Regional Office of the Directorate General of Corrections, strengthened collaboration in supporting digital transformation in law enforcement by holding a Coordination Meeting and signing of a Cooperation Agreement (PKS) on Electronic Criminal Trials.
Personnel from the C Pioneer Battalion of the Jambi Regional Police Mobile Brigade Corps once again moved swiftly to handle wildfire in Tebo Regency.
The Indonesian National Police (INP), the Indonesian National Military (TNI), Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) and all related elements moved swiftly to extinguish the wildfire in Sungai Abang Village, Sarolangun, on Thursday (8/27/2026).
