Twenty-four people have already died due to the large forest fires in Indonesia. The fires have caused significant destruction in several regions of the country, affecting forest and vegetation areas.
The most devastating forest and vegetation fires that Indonesia faced occurred in 2015. That year, the country experienced a serious environmental crisis, with large-scale burning.
This was the last time Indonesia faced a "super El Niño" phenomenon. This climate event contributes to the dry conditions that favor the spread of fires in the country.
