BNPB Ungkap 458 Hektare Lahan di IKN Masih Terbakar
BNPB melaporkan 458 hektare lahan di kawasan IKN, Kalimantan Timur masih terbakar dan belum berhasil dipadamkan, sementara dari total 72.008 hectare hutan dan lahan terbakar, sebanyak 71.274,29 hectare sudah padam dan tersisa 734,81 hectare yang masih aktif. Presiden Prabowo memerintahkan agar kebakaran di sekitar IKN mendapat perhatian ekstra agar tidak masuk ke zona inti. Upaya pemadaman juga terhambat oleh sebaran abu vulkanik erupsi Gunung Anak Krakatau yang menghalangi operasi modifikasi cuaca, sehingga BNPB akan mengalihkan penerbangan OMC dari Semarang.
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- BNPB reported 458 hectares of land still burning in the IKN area of East Kalimantan.
- BNPB head Suharyanto disclosed the figure after a meeting at Mako Marinir in Jakarta on Monday (7/9).
- Total forest and land affected by fires nationwide reached approximately 72,008 hectares.
- Firefighting teams have extinguished 71,274.29 hectares of the burned area.
- Approximately 734.81 hectares remained burning as of the previous day.
- President Prabowo Subianto instructed BNPB to closely monitor fires near the IKN.
- Prabowo ordered deployment of additional assets to prevent fires from reaching the IKN core zone.
- Firefighting efforts are hindered by volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau.
- Volcanic ash prevents BNPB and BMKG from conducting Weather Modification Operations (OMC) flights.
- OMC flights are rerouted to Semarang, Central Java, when DKI Jakarta, Banten, Lampung, and South Sumatra airspace is closed.
- Authorities aim to use OMC to generate rain to settle the volcanic ash.
- The IKN fires are located in East Kalimantan province.
- Suharyanto serves as head of BNPB.
- Mount Anak Krakatau's eruption produces the volcanic ash disrupting firefighting.
- BNPB coordinates OMC in partnership with BMKG.
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