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A number of Indonesian celebrities claimed to be ashamed of being in Malaysia when the smoke fog caused by wildfires and land in Indonesia impacted the neighboring country.

Eks of JKT 48 Cessen, Acha Sinaga, so Pevita Pearce highlighted the situation through social media.

Cessen who appeared to be in the Highlands Genting Zone with his family claims to be ashamed to be awkward with the Karhutla fog situation in Malaysia.

"Shame on you. I've never seen such a nasty walk before," Cessen's story in Instagram Story's personal account, like it said on Sunday (18 / 10).

The same goes for Acha Sinaga when visiting Malaysia. He even confessed to apologizing to an online taxi driver for the smoke.

"Honestly during Kuala Lumpur I felt ashamed as an Indonesian citizen. Send smoke to their country, let's say our neighbors continue to dump trash in the next house," unveil Acha Sinaga.

"Every ride on Grab I'm sorry, our country sent you haze like this. Yesterday, my nephew went to school because the smoke was getting worse,

Pevita Pearce who now lives in Malaysia with her husband also highlights the condition of Kuala Lumpur which is affected by Karhutla smoke. On September 21, 2026, he shared the conditions of the Malaysian capital through social media.

"Get well soon, Indonesia..." write Pevita Pearce. "Shame," in other grandeur.

Pevita writes Kuala Lumpur's condition is getting smoky because of the carhutla.

"Kuala Lumpur is still drowning in carhutla smoke and getting worse every day."

Meanwhile, Karhutla smoke from Indonesia is also still detected in neighboring states.

According to the BMKG coverage of Himawari satellite at 0800 on Monday (19 / 10), indications of smoke are now moving northwest to northeast.

Transbodyary haze or smoke pollution across the border of Sumatra detected in the Malaysian Peninsula and Singapore. The Malaysian Peninsula and Singapore are also recorded affected by carhutla smoke from Kalimantan. The same goes for Sarku.

BMKG also reported tranboundary haze from Papua New Guinea to South Papua.

Meanwhile, referring to BMKG coverage in the Indonesian region, a smog of smoke due to Karhutla still in Northern Sumatra, Sumatra West, Riau, jambi, Riau Islands, Bengkulu, Southern Sumatran Islands, and Lampung.

Smoke was also detected in West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, and East Kalimantan. Smoke vials Karhutla are also seen moving in the Maluku region, Northern Maluku, Papua Southwest, Papua West, Papua Central, Papua Mountains and South Papua.

The National Catastrophe (BNPB) has recorded that there are still 5,499 hot spots and 247 firespots in six provinces of carhutla priority in Indonesia. This data is based on Dashboard information handling Karhutla per Sunday (18 / 10).

Meanwhile, air quality in four parts of Indonesia is either dangerous or black. These four areas are Bun and Palkara bases in Central Kalimantan Province, as well as Muaro Jambi and Jambi City in Jambi Province. The air quality data was obtained from the BMKG feed on Monday (19 / 10) at 0800.