Susanti Upin Ipin Pray for Karhutla in Kalimantan

The Malaysia's Les' Copaque animated production home has returned to respond to an environmental crisis that occurs by releasing sympathy campaigns related to forest fires and land disasters in Kalimantan.

This time, the message was channeled through Susati, the Indonesian character who became the twin's best friend in the popular Upin and Ipin cartoon series.

On the post on Tuesday (20 / 10), Susti was described as a sad downfall as she put her hands in front of her chest to pray.

The background of the poster is showing the visual blaze of great flames devouring the forest.

Behind the smoke and the flames, there was a silhouette of firemen holding the hose, while others were seen trying to save one orangutan and his son.

This message solidifies with massive-sized text referred to as "PRAY FOR KARHUTLA KALMANTA" which is plastered at the top of the visual.

"Let us together pray for our brothers and sisters in Borneo who were affected by forest fires and land fires," wrote the official statement that accompanied the upload.

They also hope that the point of a fire can soon be tamed by the combined team in the field so the losses don't expand.

"May the fires be extinguished, the society and wildlife affected are granted safety, as well as the officers who struggle in the field remain protected," further that information.

A number of hashtags such as # PrayforKalimantan and # Karhutla are also included in the upload as if they complete a series of social responses that previously were displayed on Upins and Ipin over the last month.

Before Susanti, the twins from Durian Runtui village had already issued a violent sentiment demanding the right to breathe fresh air for children.

A series of environmental campaigns from Les'Copaque are photographing real unrest in the wake of a carouthla disaster in the state of Kalimantan and Sumatra.

Escalation of the point of fire in the region has recently triggered the production of dense smoke fog across the borders of the country that flew over the Malaysian sky to Singapore.

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.