Indonesia sits along the Pacific Ring of Fire, means frequent volcanic activity, earthquakes, and natural chaos.
The recent tragedy is a wake-up call. Mount Rinjani does not compromise with carelessness.
Adventurers from around the world begin their climb in the early hours, aiming to reach the crater before dawn.
Although East Kalimantan is currently experiencing the rainy season, several locations have still not received rains in a few days.
A man opened fire at the Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) office in Jakarta on Tuesday (5/2/2023).
President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo stated that the government will relocate residents living near the area.
"Because it is compartmentalized, it is protected from potential fire propagation."
Sitting on the "hottest spot" of the Ring of Fire, Indonesia has the most spectacular active volcanoes that truly offer thrilling sensations.
The cases are in several places under Riau police jurisdiction. "Our commitment is clear, Riau must be free from smoke disasters."
In addition to a marvelous location, in the evenings in front of the entrance to the temple, you can see the Kecak dance performance.
Fires in the six regencies usually start in May and will reach their peak period in October.
BMKG also warned the public against doing any activities that can trigger fires.
Walhi also recommended the formulation of a climate change law to help authorities deal with current environmental challenges.
HNSI, confirmed that based on its estimations, at least 636 local fishermen lost their jobs in the fire accident that took place on May 3.
One tugboat was also destroyed, in addition to the dozens of fishing boats owned by local fishermens that were staying at the docks.
The fire spread rapidly and destroyed the dozens of houses quickly.
A viral video shows a horrific moment when a pirate ship ride caught fire with passengers still on the ride.
The Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) through a station in Balikpapan City, detected three hotspots (hot spots) spread over two districts in East Kalimantan Province
Indonesia volcanoes are not only above ground but also exist under some Indonesian waters.
Here are some of the most impressive mountains that will quench your thirst for adventure.
