Fire Near Indonesia’s Mount Bromo Extinguished After 550 Hectares Burnt, but New Hotspots Emerge
JAKARTA—A fire in Indonesia’s Mount Bromo National Park in East Java that burnt 550 hectares (1,360 acres) has been extinguished, an official said on Monday, but there are new hotspots near the caldera. The fire, which started on Aug. 3, had affected 550 hectares as of Sunday and had been fully extinguished, Gatot Soebroto, head [ ]
A fire in Indonesia’s Mount Bromo National Park has been extinguished after burning 550 hectares. However, new hotspots have been detected near the caldera, covering approximately 20 hectares. Mount Bromo is an active volcano and a popular tourist destination known for its “sand sea” caldera.
- A fire in Mount Bromo National Park, East Java, has been extinguished.
- The fire affected 550 hectares (1,360 acres) of the park.
- New hotspots covering about 20 hectares have been found near the caldera.
- Mount Bromo is an active volcano and a popular tourist spot.
- The national park spans over 50,000 hectares.
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