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Hotspots fall, risks persist

Forest and fire hotspots have declined to 96, but rising detections in Central Kalimantan and persistent underground peat fires continue to pose challenges to firefighting efforts.

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热点地区减少,但风险依然存在。

Desperate measures: A man using a tree branch to try to extinguish a peatland fire in Central Kalimantan. — AFP

Forest and fire hotspots have declined to 96, but rising detections in Central Kalimantan and persistent underground peat fires continue to pose challenges to firefighting efforts.

The Forestry Ministry said high-confidence hotspots declined by 64 nationwide on Saturday, although Central Kalimantan recorded an increase from 12 to 15 hotspots.

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