Vicky Prasetyo Geram Many Silent Artists about Karhutla

Vicky PrasetHe urged selectmen to use the privilesena to highlight the impact of the carhutla.

Vicky delivered her critics through social media upload on Friday (16 / 10). He compared his prophecy of artist and influencer content about viral trends to fancy lifestyle with their minimal voice about carhutla.

"Artists' friends, influencers, blue-check media accounts and millions of followers on social media. It's the turn of viral joggets, cheating issues of artists, or showing off fancy lifestyle, your most agile fingers make content," Vicky Prasetyo is like being told seconds on Saturday (17 / 10).

"But the turn of the forest was burned alive, until the sky dinged. Why are your lips suddenly and your accounts mute?"

It's not offensive in a loud, celebrity way, but emphasizing public figures with millions of followers on social media have the influence to build public opinion and encourage policy takers to respond to those issues.

"You're more than just spectators. You guys are home algorithms. One upload you can send public opinion. One vote you guys can press policy takers. Don't just use the people to harvest viewers and endorsement," sentil Vicky Prasetyo.

"But it's a small people's turn now, oxygen shortages, you pretend to be neutral in order to maintain image. Where are your guts? Use that leverage to sound. Save the forest. Or admit it, if your millions of followers are just used to lick off the rulers,

Vicky highlighted the impact of forest fires on society until the animals, particularly vulnerable groups, such as infants and elderly people at risk due to smoke exposure.

"Open your eyes. There the babies and the elderly are fighting for their lives. His throat was burning and his lungs were poisoned even though breathing in his own home," revealed Vicky was beating around the bush.

"Our forest scorched in corporate loot. The dead animals are toast, there's no safe area for them to run. And you're just sitting there watching from behind a smartphone," Vicky Prasetyo's face.

Vicky's outbreaks are crowded in social media users, including blue-check accounts that have a lot of followers. They said, "Do not be afraid.

One of them came from Chacha Frederica's presenter, who was furious with the silence of a number of celebrity and influencers who had a lot of followers.

"I'm not mute, I'm loud, I'm tired of being a silent influencer and I only display the content of beauty, fashion, and her son's wisecracks just to get a comment 'so excited, so excited.'

"Being neutral for a brand. It's not about brand or economics, it's about basic human rights, it's about humanity."

"I'm the one who saw it, the situation is that I can still sell content," a presenter with 1.9 million followers on Instagram.

"Not to mention Aceh's business, the NTT's not done yet. No one built any more issues about it. God, the world is so easy to frame. God bless."

A number of Indonesian areas still have carhutla smoke. According to the BMKG coverage of Himawari satellite at 0800 on Monday (19 / 10), indications of smoke are now moving northwest to northeast.

The fog from Karhutla is still in North Sumatra, Sumatra West, Riau, Jambi, Riau Islands, Bengalu, Belitung Islands, Southern Sumatra, and Lampen.

Smoke was also detected in West Kalimantan, Central Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, and East Kalimantan. Finally, smoke from Karhutla also appears to be moving in the Maluku, Northern Maluku, Papua Southwest, West Papua, central Papua, Papua Mountains and South Papua.

The National Catastrophe (BNPB) records still 5.499 hot spots (hotspots) and 247 firespots (firepot) in six provinces of carhutla priority in Indonesia. The 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.