Wildfires Spread Into Residential Areas in Indonesia’s Bangka Belitung, Destroying over 300 Houses
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Wildfires spread into residential areas in Indonesia’s Bangka Belitung, destroying over 300 houses
JAKARTA, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Forest and land fires in Indonesia's Bangka Belitung province have spread into a densely populated residential area, the local disaster mitigation agency said on Monday, damaging at least 300 houses and forcing the evacuat...
The fire in Serdang Hamlet, South Bangka, affected approximately 500 homes and 2,000 people. The Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) is still collecting data.
Around 500 homes were affected by a fire in Serdang Hamlet, Jelutung 2 Village, Simpang Rimba District, South Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung Islands, on Saturday evening (10/10/2026). The cause of the fire is still unknown. However, initial information indicates that the fire started in burning land near a residential area.
JPNN.com - PANGKALPINANG - A large fire hit Serdang Hamlet, Jelutung 2 Village, South Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung Islands, Saturday (10/10).
A massive fire struck Serdang Village in South Bangka, with 200 to 300 houses reportedly burned and a joint team deployed.
The Bangka Belitung Islands Provincial Government deployed a joint team to extinguish the fire that hit a densely populated settlement in Serdang Village, Bangka Belitung.
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