
Indonesia Reallocates Firefighting Aircraft from Kalimantan to East Java
Indonesia's National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) has redeployed aircraft and helicopters from Kalimantan (West and South Kalimantan) to East Java for wildfire management. This decision considers operational needs, weather conditions, and flight safety in each region.
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