# Indonesia Reports 10 New Disasters, 6 Provinces in Focus

> Indonesia's disaster agency reports 10 new disasters, including 6 forest fires, as 864 hotspots spread across 6 provinces.
- Title: Indonesia Reports 10 New Disasters, 6 Provinces in Focus
- Summary: Indonesia's disaster agency reports 10 new disasters, including 6 forest fires, as 864 hotspots spread across 6 provinces. Indonesia's BNPB recorded 10 new…
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- Source: Liputan6 — https://liputan6.com/news/read/8328676/kebakaran-hutan-dominasi-10-bencana-baru-6-provinsi-jadi-perhatian
- Published: 2026-11-04T15:10:40+00:00
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## BNPB Reports 10 New Disasters
Indonesia's disaster agency recorded 10 new disasters on November 4, 2026, including 6 forest fires and 2 extreme weather events.

> Untuk total kejadian bencana yang terjadi di Indonesia, untuk hari ini kami dapat sampaikan ada 10 kejadian.
## 6 Provinces with Significant Hotspots
Six provinces reported 864 hotspots and 1,615 hectares of land affected by fires, including Kalimantan Tengah, Sumatera Selatan, and Jambi.
## Kalimantan Tengah Hotspot Increase
Kalimantan Tengah saw a 50% increase in hotspots to 425, with 664 hectares of land affected.
## Sumatera Selatan and Jambi Fire Spikes
Sumatera Selatan reported 60 hotspots, up 186%, with 105 hectares affected, while Jambi had 150 hotspots, up 134%, affecting 403 hectares.
## BPB Urges Local Governments
BNPB urged local governments to maximize fire response efforts as hotspots and affected land continue to rise.

> Tentu kami menghimbau kepada pemerintah daerah secara khusus melihat terutama adanya peningkatan titik api dan juga jumlah lahan yang sedang ditangani.
## Disaster Statistics
Disasters caused 427 deaths, 21 missing, 3,260 injuries, and 6,005,617 people displaced across Indonesia.
## Key takeaway

Indonesia's BNPB recorded 10 new disasters on November 4, 2026, with 6 provinces facing significant fire hotspots.