The Indonesian National Police (INP) has taken a number of initial mitigation measures to anticipate the impact of volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau, which has spread to several areas.
East Java Police Food Task Force investigated premium rice sales exceeding maximum retail price ceilings at Pucang Market, Surabaya. Read more.
North Kalimantan Police Specific Crimes Sub-Directorate conducted ground checks and coordinate tagging in Bulungan to investigate illegal land burning. Read more.
Police deployed 760 officers across three Jakarta locations to manage public demonstrations while mitigating Mount Anak Krakatau ashfall risks.
INP Deputy Chief Commisisoner General Dedi Prasetyo directed officers under Operations Aman Nusa I and II to prioritize early mitigation and prevention. Read more.
Indonesian Police named 138 individual suspects and is probing eight corporations across 200 wildfire cases handled nationwide. Read the full update.
INP Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo announced a strict temporary ban on traditional land burning due to extreme El Nino risks. Read the full update.
Indonesian Police implemented early mitigation measures including road spraying, mask distribution, and health services following Mount Anak Krakatau's eruption. Learn more.
Indonesian Police deployed 322 officers across four provinces to strengthen community engagement and early wildfire prevention. Read the full news summary.
Indonesian Police deployed 322 senior officer trainees across six regional commands to evaluate wildfire prevention strategies and operational concepts.
Indonesian Police Deputy Chief Commisisoner General Dedi Prasetyo introduced multi-approach policing to shift wildfire fighting from reactive to predictive strategies. Learn more.
Indonesian Police held a forces roll call in Cikeas, West Java, under Aman Nusa I and II Operations to ensure readiness for natural disasters and social conflicts in 2026.
