Karhutla dan Abu Anak Krakatau Ancam Aktivitas Ekonomi hingga Rp 123,1 Triliun

Selasa, 8 September 2026, 07:53 WIB Sumber: Republika

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Hatta masih ditutup pada 7 September 2026 dan lebih dari 270.000 penumpang terdampak gangguan sekitar 2.300 penerbangan. CELIOS memperkirakan potensi kerugian ekonomi dan kesehatan akibat karhutla Januari–Agustus 2026 mencapai Rp 39,29 triliun hingga Rp 123,1 triliun, belum termasuk dampak vulkanik. Analis menilai disrupsi berulang tersebut dapat mengganggu jadwal pengiriman, perencanaan ekspor, serta kredibilitas harga komoditas.

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Karhutla and Anak Krakatau eruption caused layered disruptions to Indonesia's economy.
Seven airports remained closed on Monday morning, September 7, 2026.
One airport in South Sumatra resumed operations before the closure announcement.
Soekarno-Hatta Airport in Jakarta plus six others were closed until 18:00 WIB.
Over 270,000 people were affected by delays, diversions, or cancellations of flights.
Approximately 2,300 flights experienced delays, diversions, or cancellations.
Normal airport operating hours cannot be confirmed due to wind direction and weather conditions.
CELIOS estimated karhutla economic and health losses at Rp 39.29 trillion to Rp 123.1 trillion for January–August 2026.
The Rp 123.1 trillion figure is a risk projection, not a confirmed actual loss.
CELIOS estimate covers only karhutla impact and excludes Anak Krakatau volcanic losses.
Central Kalimantan implemented distance learning starting July 31 in areas with unhealthy to hazardous air quality.
The distance learning policy covers regions with air quality classified as unhealthy to dangerous.
EBC Financial Group market analyst Sana Ur Rehman linked airport closures to broader economic disruption.
Sana Ur Rehman warned repeated disruptions could affect delivery schedules, export planning, and commodity price credibility.
Karhutla smoke reduced community mobility, altered school routines, and disrupted work-related travel.