TAMAN NASIONAL WAY KAMBAS DIBAKAR!!
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Belom selesai kasus kebakaran di Kalimantan, Taman Nasional Way Kambas di Lampung SENGAJA DIBAKAR!
I REPEAT! 📢
SENGAJA DIBAKAR 📢
Kebakarannyaa sendiri terjadi sejak Jumat (21/8/2026) hingga saat ini, Sabtu (22/8/2026). Apinyaa saat ini masih sulit dipadamkan karena sulitnya medan.
Polisi katanyaa mau nyelidiki oknum yang dicurigai MEMBAKAR WAY KAMBAS.
sementara Pihak TN Way Kambas berharap ada bantuan alat pemadam berupa mesin pompa air atau alkon untuk menjangkau area yang sulit dijangkau kendaraan.
FYI:
WAY KAMBAS ini sudah sejak lama menjadi incaran sawit-sawit an sejak tahun 90-an!
Dan you know lah, sekali lagi konflik manusia dan gajah dijadikan kambing hitam~ 😭
Alih Fungsi Lahan: Lebih dari 5.350 hektar hutan tercatat telah berubah menjadi area pertanian dan kebun komersial akibat perambahan liar yang menumpuk dari tahun ke tahun~ 😔
Semoga Kartijah, Domang, Seroja, Nisa dkk semuanyaa selamat aman sentosa! 🐘
Maafkan kami, sekali lagi Gajah, Macan, Trenggiling, Badak, Harimau, Tapir dan semuanyaaa 😭😔
I want to use my platform to talk about something that has been weighing heavily on my mind. I’m speaking about this because I have a platform, I have people who listen to me, and I believe that having reach comes with a responsibility to use it for things that matter.
Right now, different parts of Indonesia are going through very different kinds of crises. In Aceh, people are still trying to recover from the devastating floods and landslides that happened months ago. For many families, “the disaster” didn’t end when the water receded or when the news moved on. Homes, roads, livelihoods, access to healthcare and basic infrastructure take much longer to rebuild. Recovery isn’t simply the moment when the emergency headlines stop appearing.
And then there is NTT, where people have just experienced devastating earthquakes. On August 15, a magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck off Flores. People were killed. Homes and public facilities were damaged. Roads were disrupted by landslides. Thousands of people were forced to evacuate, and aftershocks have continued.
I think it’s important to remember that when we see a number representing the death toll, that number isn’t simply a statistic. Every number is someone's parent. Someone's child. Someone's sibling. Someone's friend. Someone's entire world.
And while people in NTT are trying to survive the immediate aftermath, another part of Indonesia is dealing with a crisis that has been happening for years, but becomes impossible to ignore when the sky fills with smoke.
Kalimantan is burning. And when I say this, I don't mean only the trees.
The forests are home to an incredible amount of biodiversity and wildlife. They’re ecosystems that can’t simply be replaced once they’re destroyed. Animals lose their habitats, people lose livelihoods, and communities living around these fires are exposed to hazardous smoke.
So when a forest burns, it isn't only an environmental statistic. It becomes someone's lungs. Someone's child's breathing. Someone's school day. Someone's ability to work. Someone's ability to rest. Someone’s ability to live.
And somewhere farther east, fires have also been reported in Papua.
Perhaps the numbers reported from individual fires there don’t look as enormous as the figures we see elsewhere. But I don't believe suffering should be measured by how effectively it can become a national headline. A hectare of forest is a habitat. Smoke is still smoke. A community is still a community.
All these communities deserve to have their struggles seen and taken seriously, even when they aren't receiving the same level of national attention.
I’m not posting this because I think one social media post will solve any of these problems. It won't. And I don't want to pretend that it will. I’m posting this because silence is also a choice. If you have a large platform, you have the ability to make something visible that otherwise might not reach the people who need to see it.
If you have money, you may be able to donate. If you have knowledge, you may be able to educate someone. If you have audience, you can amplify information. And even if you have none of those things, you can still care.
Most importantly, please don't look away. Indonesia isn’t only the places that receive the most media coverage, or the most attention. Aceh is Indonesia. NTT is Indonesia. Kalimantan is Indonesia. Papua is Indonesia.
So I’m asking the people who see this to do one simple thing: Don’t let this disappears.
Support legitimate relief efforts when you can. Listen to people from the affected communities. Hold institutions accountable when accountability is necessary.
And most importantly, remember these places after the rest of the internet has moved on. Because a disaster doesn't end when the hashtag stops trending. And people shouldn’t have to become a trending topic before we decide that their lives matter.
#PRAYFORKALIMANTAN
#PRAYFORACEH
#PRAYFORNTT
#PRAYFORPAPUA
#PRAYFORINDONESIA
Ini pemerintah Indonesia pengen dimarahin sedunia apa gimana dah, Kalimantan tuh termasuk hutan terbesar loh di dunia. Sampe sekarang presiden belum ada presscon apa-apa ?? Stres bgt PARAAAHHHHHH