Reza Rahadian Karhutla Value Need To Set So National Disaster

Reza Rahadian claims to be sad to see forest fires and land (carhutla) happening in a number of Indonesian regions today. He believed there was another factor behind the fire that didn't stop.

He also assesses the status of national disaster to be important because it can open up space for more organizations to engage in carhutla handling, including through logistics and technology.

"I'm very upset, that's it. For me, it's hard to say that this is full of natural will, so yes," Reza in the South Jakarta region, Tuesday (20 / 10).

"This is why it's important to me, yes, the status of the national disaster is actually not degrading any value."

"But opening the room above the participation of more organizations outside, perhaps, to then be able to help out, both logistics, renewable technology, and others," sap.

Reza has come to understand the search for the party responsible for the carhutla has already begun. However, he thinks that the carhutla treatment should be improved in order for the fire to be minimized.

"So I read some in the news channels, the process is already running, the process of finding out who's behind the events. But we don't just have to focus on that right now, but we have to focus on the arithmetic.

"I can certainly and can also understand on one side, so yes, that his efforts were indeed undertaken, but that effort needed to be improved," in terms.

It also highlights the impact of the carhutla that has expanded to a number of areas, including the neighboring states. Therefore, Reza assessed his control requires mutual responsibility, including from the government.

'Cause I'm sure the effort must have continued, so. But it does have an impact not only on the environment around us, especially on the wrong side of the week, the Palembang, not yet on the neighboring country,

"So, the impact is everywhere, that's it. And of course, as a nation we do have to be responsible, is that so. It's the government's responsibility, as well," Save it.

On the other hand, Reza says society can also play a role in helping impacted citizens through relief gatherings. He claims to have done the same thing with his team, even on a scale less massive.

"And what people can do, people can do about it. There's been a lot of gathering going on. I'm with my team doing the same thing,

"But we're also a lot, I'm sure civil society groups, organizations that open up the canals for helping civilians, that's that.

Meanwhile, Menko Polkam Dudung Abdurachman revealed the reason the government hasn't planned on setting a carhutla case in Sumatra and Kalimantan region as a national disaster.

The prosecution insists that the government is still able to handle the carhutla.

Yes, while we can, yes, our country can. Our country is still capable of, "said Dudung after a joint ministry meeting at the Police Department, Monday (19 / 10).

According to Dashboard Information Carhutla belonging to the National Counter of Disaster (BNPB) on Monday (19 / 10), there are still 10,934 hot spots and 236 carhutla fire points in six Indonesian provinces.

These six provinces consist of Riau, Jambi, Southern Sumatra, West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan, and Southern Kalimantan.