BNPB: Area Burned in Mount Bromo Area Reaches 60 Hectares
Abdul Muhari explained that the forest and land fire that hit the Mount Bromo conservation area was first detected since Monday evening.
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Abdul Muhari explained that the forest and land fire that hit the Mount Bromo conservation area was first detected since Monday (3/8) evening. "In Probolinggo Regency, fire burned about 10 hectares of land in the Watu Gede area, Sariwani Village, Sukapura District. Meanwhile, in Malang Regency, fire burned 50 hectares of the Jantur area of Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS).
Furthermore, Until now, there have been no reports of casualties due to the incident," said Aam, the nickname of Abdul Muhari, Thursday (6/8/2026). Mount Bromo Forest and Land Fire Spreads to 60 Hectares, Tourist Routes Temporarily Closed!.
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Abdul Muhari explained that the forest and land fire that hit the Mount Bromo conservation area was first detected since Monday (3/8) evening.
reliability moderate3/3 sources"In Probolinggo Regency, fire burned about 10 hectares of land in the Watu Gede area, Sariwani Village, Sukapura District.
reliability high4/4 sourcesMeanwhile, in Malang Regency, fire burned 50 hectares of the Jantur area of Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS).
reliability high5/5 sourcesUntil now, there have been no reports of casualties due to the incident," said Aam, the nickname of Abdul Muhari, Thursday (6/8/2026).
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Mount Bromo Forest and Land Fire Spreads to 60 Hectares, Tourist Routes Temporarily Closed!.
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Until now, there have been no reports of casualties due to the incident," said Aam, the nickname of Abdul Muhari, Thursday (6/8/2026).
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