Joint Team Successfully Extinguished the Wildfire in Batu Engau
A joint team has once again been involved in the wildfire efforts in Paser Regency in Kerang Village, Batu Engau District, on Sunday (10/4/2026).
A joint team has once again been involved in the wildfire efforts in Paser Regency in Kerang Village, Batu Engau District, on Sunday (10/4/2026).
The Central Kalimantan Regional Police have prepared 1,607 jerry cans of X-Fire liquid to support forest and land fire management.
The South Oku Sub-regional Police strengthens the effort to prevent wildfire by educating the public through the Police Shares Knowledge (PBI) program.
Central Kalimantan Regional Police Chief Inspector General Iwan Kurniawan ordered his personnel to strengthen patrols to monitor several hotspots in an effort to prevent and manage wildfires in the province, especially in Palangka Raya.
Amidst ongoing firefighting efforts, the Ketapang Sub-regional Police are also processing 30 reports related to suspected forest and land fires.
The Forest and Land Fire Coordination Desk stated that law enforcement related to forest and land fires not only targets perpetrators in the field, but also those managing and exploiting the burned land.
The Central Kalimantan Regional Police have reaffirmed their commitment to taking firm action against perpetrators of forest and land fires.
The South Sumatra Regional Police, along with the National Police's Logistics Staff (SLOG), deployed drone technology to help extinguish forest and land fires in Ogan Komering Ilir (OKI) Regency.
Ogan Ilir Sub-regional Police Chief, Superintendent Rizka Aprianti, directly monitored the forest and land fire extinguishing process in Muara Baru Village, Pemulutan District, Ogan Ilir Regency, Saturday (9/26/2026).
Central Kalimantan Regional Police Chief Inspector General Iwan Kurniawan inspected the condition of the area affected by forest and land fires in the Manduhara Ujung area, Palangka Raya City, on Saturday (9/26/2026).
The handling of forest and land fire cases in South Sumatra continues. The South Sumatra Regional Police are currently handling 50 police reports, covering a total of 105,972 hectares of burned land.
The Central Kalimantan Regional Police are prioritizing wetting of peatlands after hotspots have been extinguished. This step is taken to prevent embers below the surface from re-igniting forest and land fires.