Updated: February 23, 2021 BMKG detects 38 hotspots in North Sumatra Must Read Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - January 1, 2026Danantara mobilizes SOE CSR funds for Sumatra disaster relief Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - January 1, 2026Prabowo orders repairs of flood-hit facilities alongside shelters Nationalindonesianupdates.com_admin - January 1, 2026PMI prepares 2,500 tons of educational equipment aid for Sumatra Thirty-eight hotspots of forest and land fires have been detected in several parts of North Sumatra Province by Sensor Modis NOAA20 as of Tuesday, according to the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG). The … Previous articlePapua government moves to restore normalcy in Intan JayaNext articleTwo Sumatran tigers frequenting Bengkulu farms: police Latest News National - January 1, 2026Danantara mobilizes SOE CSR funds for Sumatra disaster reliefIndonesia's sovereign wealth fund Danantara has targeted Rp1 trillion, or about US$60 million, in corporate social ... National Prabowo orders repairs of flood-hit facilities alongside shelters - January 1, 2026 National PMI prepares 2,500 tons of educational equipment aid for Sumatra - January 1, 2026 National Prabowo urges cooler roofs for Aceh flood survivors’ temporary homes - January 1, 2026 National Illegal mining in Lebak, Banten threatens environmental sustainability - January 1, 2026 More Articles Like This President Jokowi calls for a shift in defense policy BREAKING NEWS - October 5, 2021 Black & Veatch management consulting chosen to help drive SCG International’s electric vehicle transition in Thailand BREAKING NEWS - October 5, 2021 Australia successfully goes live With Everbridge Public Warning platform countrywide, representing official launch of the Australian Government’s next-generation national population alerting system BREAKING NEWS - October 5, 2021 PPKM outside Java-Bali extended till Oct 18 BREAKING NEWS - October 4, 2021
Thirty-eight hotspots of forest and land fires have been detected in several parts of North Sumatra Province by Sensor Modis NOAA20 as of Tuesday, according to the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG).