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[00:00:28] used
[00:00:33] You are back with us in the latest info, the chairman of Commission 3 of the
[00:00:37] House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia, Habiburrahman, said that
[00:00:40] the draft law on asset forfeiture will reaffirm
[00:00:43] the provisions that perpetrators of corruption can
[00:00:47] be sentenced to death. In its discussion, Commission 3 of
[00:00:50] the House of Representatives also received an inventory
[00:00:54] of problems or DIM of the Asset Forfeiture Bill
[00:00:57] from the government.
[00:01:02] Chairman of Commission 3 of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia Habibur Rahman said
[00:01:06] that the draft law or Asset Forfeiture Bill will
[00:01:09] reaffirm the provisions that perpetrators of corruption can
[00:01:13] be sentenced to death. The procedures
[00:01:16] for its implementation will refer to the provisions of relevant
[00:01:19] laws and regulations. This was conveyed in a working meeting of Commission
[00:01:23] 3 of the House of Representatives with the Government on Thursday, November 5,
[00:01:26] 2026. Habibur Rahman explained.
[00:01:31] the personnel The mechanism for asset forfeiture starts from tracing, stopping
[00:01:34] transactions, blocking, confiscation, filing
[00:01:37] applications, examination in court proceedings to court
[00:01:40] decisions and their implementation. He
[00:01:43] added that the draft Asset Forfeiture Law will prioritize
[00:01:47] the principles of justice and legal certainty and guarantee
[00:01:50] the protection of human rights. What needs to be emphasized is that
[00:01:53] this law primarily regulates
[00:01:57] asset forfeiture related to
[00:02:01] corruption, although there are some additional
[00:02:04] other crimes that have limited characteristics similar to
[00:02:07] corruption. This law will reaffirm that
[00:02:11] perpetrators of corruption can be sentenced to
[00:02:14] death, the procedures for which are based on
[00:02:17] laws regulating corruption, criminal law,
[00:02:21] criminal procedure law and other laws and regulations.
[00:02:25] In that meeting, the government, represented by Deputy Minister of
[00:02:28] Law Edward Omar. Syarif submitted a list
[00:02:31] of inventory of problems or DIM of the draft law
[00:02:35] on asset forfeiture to Commission 3 of the House of Representatives. At this meeting,
[00:02:38] the Asset Forfeiture Bill Working Committee was also inaugurated with
[00:02:42] Habiburrahman as its chairman. The target is that this draft law
[00:02:46] will be discussed and completed immediately during the second
[00:02:49] session of
[00:02:50] 2026-2027.
[00:02:55] That's the latest info, we will be back in 1 hour, good afternoon and
[00:02:58] see you.
[00:09:06] 57% or around 56%
[00:09:10] of hot spots and 62% of
[00:09:14] the total area was
[00:09:17] burned. The area of land in this handling
[00:09:21] shows a diverse direction, the number
[00:09:24] is still increasing in Central Kalimantan by
[00:09:26] 147%, in East Kalimantan
[00:09:30] 53%, while in South Papua, East
[00:09:34] Nusa Tenggara, Southeast Sulawesi and Central
[00:09:37] Sulawesi experienced a decrease in the range
[00:09:40] of 20 to
[00:09:42] 50%. The map also indicates that
[00:09:46] other provinces that experienced
[00:09:49] forest and land fires were Jambi, South Sumatra, Bangka
[00:09:53] Belitung Islands, West Nusa Tenggara and
[00:09:56] Maluku.
[00:10:00] Handling of forest and land fires in Central Sulawesi,
[00:10:03] we can say that this is located right in
[00:10:06] North Morowali in Lembo
[00:10:10] District. Well, in
[00:10:13] this district, the number of affected land is
[00:10:16] 5.5 hectares and
[00:10:19] BPBD officers together with the team have conducted
[00:10:23] assessments then. coordinating with
[00:10:26] authorities and providing support
[00:10:30] for water spraying as much water as needed
[00:10:33] for the extinguishing of
[00:10:35] the forest and land fires.
[00:10:38] Here are some documentations where there are firefighters
[00:10:42] who are present at the location and also
[00:10:45] residents who helped extinguish
[00:10:47] the fire.
[00:10:50] On November 5, 2026,
[00:10:54] the deployment of aerial assets for forest and land fire handling
[00:10:57] amounted to 46
[00:11:00] units in 12 provinces, consisting of
[00:11:04] 18 aircraft for
[00:11:07] patrols or for use in OMC and
[00:11:10] 28 helicopters for water
[00:11:13] bombing. Based on the institution,
[00:11:16] 32 units came from BNPB, 10
[00:11:19] units from the TNI, and 4 units from other
[00:11:23] parties, respectively. One from
[00:11:26] the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, local government, PT Sinar Mas and
[00:11:30] PT LNG.
[00:11:33] Fellow media colleagues, resilient friends, and Indonesian citizens, our beloved
[00:11:37] Indonesian people, on Wednesday,
[00:11:40] November 4, yesterday, we received
[00:11:43] news regarding the accident of one of our
[00:11:46] TNI colleagues' forest fire task force
[00:11:50] air fleet, namely the Mi
[00:11:53] 17 v5 helicopter with
[00:11:57] registration number
[00:11:58] HA5235
[00:12:02] which crashed while performing water bombing operations in
[00:12:05] the Seruyan Regency of
[00:12:09] Central Kalimantan. We
[00:12:12] extend our deepest condolences to the personnel
[00:12:16] who became victims in this incident.
[00:12:20] We also extend our
[00:12:23] condolences to the two personnel who died in
[00:12:27] this assignment, namely Lieutenant Colonel
[00:12:30] CPN Anumerta Dudi Firmansah and
[00:12:34] Captain CPN Anumerta
[00:12:37] Nurhafiz Akbar. As of now, one personnel
[00:12:41] is still being searched for. This statement
[00:12:44] also corrects our previous statement
[00:12:47] where previously through social media
[00:12:50] we stated that there were three
[00:12:53] personnel. Let's all pray
[00:12:57] that the one personnel who is still being searched for can
[00:13:01] be found soon, and that all families are given
[00:13:04] fortitude and strength.
[00:13:08] We continue with information on weather
[00:13:10] modification operations. On November 3,
[00:13:13] 2026, weather modification operations targeted
[00:13:17] three provinces, Central Kalimantan, South Kalimantan
[00:13:20] and South Sumatra. A total
[00:13:23] of four.
[00:13:34] dry ice or NaCl rain was reported to fall in
[00:13:37] the three target provinces.
[00:13:41] Central Kalimantan received the largest portion, namely five
[00:13:45] sorties with 5,000 kilograms
[00:13:48] of dry ice and NaCl, rain occurred and was reported in
[00:13:51] 11 regencies/cities in.
[00:13:55] South Kalimantan, we report two sorties of
[00:13:59] 1,188
[00:14:02] kg of NaCl, light rain was also reported
[00:14:05] in Banjarbaru city, Banjarmasin
[00:14:08] city and Banjar Regency, while for
[00:14:11] South Sumatra, the team carried out three sorties
[00:14:14] of seeding with 2,400
[00:14:18] kg of NaCl, rain was reported to fall in Musi
[00:14:22] Banyuasin Regency.
[00:14:26] Fellow media colleagues, this morning, the Head of BNPB,
[00:14:30] Lieutenant General Kristo Mei Sianturi, along with
[00:14:33] high-ranking BNPB officials and
[00:14:37] the Australian Ambassador and his staff, released
[00:14:41] the fleet of forest and land fire
[00:14:44] management support from the Australian
[00:14:46] government at Halim Perdanakusuma. The support
[00:14:50] included one large Air
[00:14:54] Tanker Head Hercules
[00:14:56] C-130
[00:14:58] aircraft to carry out water bombing, along with
[00:15:01] 20 aviation specialists from the New
[00:15:05] South Wales Rural Fire Service.
[00:15:08] The aircraft will support forest and land fire management
[00:15:12] efforts in East Kalimantan through aerial firefighting
[00:15:15] operations for 7 days, starting from
[00:15:19] tomorrow, the 6th, until November 12,
[00:15:22] 2026. This support
[00:15:25] is a manifestation of the friendship and cooperation
[00:15:29] between the two countries
[00:15:30] in disaster
[00:15:33] management. We will continue with updates on other disaster management
[00:15:40] activities. There were two flood incidents that we can report
[00:15:43] today. The first was in South
[00:15:47] Aceh Regency in Aceh, and then
[00:15:50] in Lumajang in East Java,
[00:15:54] as well as one landslide
[00:15:56] in Gayo Lues in
[00:16:00] Aceh.
[00:16:03] For flood management in Aceh, where in
[00:16:06] Aceh Regency, which is the current location
[00:16:10] we are reporting, there are two sub-districts, namely
[00:16:13] Trumon Tengah and Trumon, and there are
[00:16:16] 22, 222 families
[00:16:19] affected. Currently, the water has
[00:16:22] started to recede by up to 30 cm
[00:16:26] down, and the local
[00:16:28] government has carried out several activities such as monitoring
[00:16:32] and assessment, coordinating with relevant
[00:16:36] agencies, as well as monitoring
[00:16:39] the development of water levels and
[00:16:42] also monitoring the condition of affected communities to
[00:16:45] provide the necessary
[00:16:47] assistance.
[00:16:49] Here are some of our documentations for
[00:16:53] the flood in South Aceh Regency where
[00:16:56] the flood is still inundating
[00:16:59] residential areas, plantations, and
[00:17:01] road access in several
[00:17:05] places.
[00:17:08] In addition, we also report a landslide that occurred in
[00:17:11] Gayo Lues Regency in
[00:17:14] two sub-districts, namely Terungen
[00:17:17] and Putri Betung,
[00:17:21] where as a result of the landslide, one
[00:17:24] person died. Of course, we
[00:17:27] extend our deepest condolences to the family, relatives,
[00:17:31] and all residents
[00:17:34] who were affected by this
[00:17:37] landslide. The impact of this
[00:17:40] landslide has cut off several accesses,
[00:17:44] such as traffic and traffic flow
[00:17:48] from Gayo Lues to
[00:17:50] Southwest Aceh is currently
[00:17:53] completely paralyzed. There is a bridge, namely
[00:17:57] the Agusentoa bridge, that collapsed,
[00:18:00] so the local government is working hard to carry out
[00:18:04] the opening of road access and bridges
[00:18:07] that are
[00:18:09] currently problematic.
[00:18:12] Here are some documentations where
[00:18:14] a bridge has
[00:18:16] collapsed.
[00:18:21] We need to inform you on this occasion that there
[00:18:24] are three volcanoes that are currently on alert
[00:18:28] status or level three. The first is Mount
[00:18:31] Anak Krakatau in
[00:18:34] the Sunda Strait. We urge
[00:18:37] residents to stay away from the 5 km
[00:18:41] radius. This also applies to
[00:18:45] tourists not to approach the 5
[00:18:48] km area, while Mount Merapi
[00:18:52] in the Yogyakarta and Central
[00:18:55] Java regions, of course, has a dangerous
[00:18:59] area of 3 km. All citizens,
[00:19:02] tourists, or
[00:19:05] other communities are urged to
[00:19:07] not approach within 3 km from the peak.
[00:19:11] Another one is Mount Semeru in East Java, between Lumajang
[00:19:14] and Malang. We also continue to urge
[00:19:17] the public to stay away from a 5
[00:19:21] km radius from the peak of Mount
[00:19:23] Semeru.
[00:19:26] Fellow media colleagues and respected viewers, based on the
[00:19:30] report we received from VPMG this
[00:19:33] morning, Mount Semeru erupted at
[00:19:37] 9:24 West Indonesian Time. This
[00:19:41] eruption produced a thick
[00:19:44] gray-black ash column 700
[00:19:47] meters high, and there was
[00:19:50] a pyroclastic flow with a range
[00:19:53] of up to 4,500 meters to the
[00:19:56] southeast. We recommend safety
[00:19:59] and safe zones, including a prohibition
[00:20:02] of activity up to 13 km in
[00:20:06] the southeast sector. Avoid activities within a
[00:20:10] 500 m radius from the
[00:20:12] river bank up to a distance of 7 km due
[00:20:16] to the potential for pyroclastic
[00:20:19] flows and lava. The sterile crater radius
[00:20:22] or peak is 5 km from the peak
[00:20:26] of the mountain, and be aware of the potential
[00:20:30] for pyroclastic flows, lava
[00:20:33] flows, and lahars along the valleys or river flows.
[00:20:37] Besuk Kobokan,
[00:20:41] Bang Kembar and Sat. Of
[00:20:44] course, we also need to urge you to
[00:20:48] always be prepared for Mount Semeru eruptions.
[00:20:51] To the public, we advise to remain calm
[00:20:55] and vigilant, follow the developments of Semeru's
[00:20:58] activity, obey directions from relevant
[00:21:01] authorities, avoid danger zones, especially southeast
[00:21:05] Besuk Kobokan, avoid rivers that
[00:21:08] originate from Semeru, use masks and
[00:21:12] protective eyewear during ash rain, prepare an
[00:21:15] emergency bag containing several documents, medicines or
[00:21:19] food that we need during emergencies,
[00:21:22] follow official information from PBG,
[00:21:25] BNPB, BPBD and Penda. For climbers
[00:21:29] and tourists, we also convey some advice
[00:21:32] as follows. Do not climb or visit danger
[00:21:36] zones, avoid crater
[00:21:39] areas or the summit, postpone climbing as
[00:21:43] much as possible, avoid continuing
[00:21:46] your journey when volcanic activity increases.
[00:21:51] Avoid valleys and rivers that originate
[00:21:54] from Semeru when the threat
[00:21:57] has occurred. Prioritize
[00:22:00] safety and do not take risks
[00:22:03] for photos or tourism.
[00:22:07] For sand miners, we also convey
[00:22:10] an appeal to stop mining in danger
[00:22:13] zones, do not mine in the southeast
[00:22:17] sector of Besuk Kobokan up to
[00:22:20] 13 km from the peak, stay
[00:22:23] away from the area 500
[00:22:26] m from the river bank,
[00:22:29] namely Besuk Kobokan, the
[00:22:32] threat can reach 17 km, stop heavy
[00:22:36] equipment, vehicles and other activities at the river
[00:22:40] bed, monitor Semeru's
[00:22:43] activity and monitor
[00:22:46] early warnings from officers,
[00:22:49] stop. and know the
[00:22:53] evacuation routes and gathering points
[00:22:55] and immediately stop work and leave
[00:22:59] the location when the threat increases, prioritize
[00:23:02] your safety.
[00:23:06] Fellow media colleagues, currently Indonesia
[00:23:08] is entering a transition period of
[00:23:11] disaster risk with national disaster
[00:23:14] challenges from the risk of forest
[00:23:18] fires and drought to hydrometeorological wet disasters such
[00:23:21] as floods, landslides, whirlwinds
[00:23:24] and extreme weather. Weather dynamics
[00:23:27] are very short and intense. This is
[00:23:30] influenced by high
[00:23:33] climate variability which causes extreme
[00:23:36] rainfall to be concentrated in
[00:23:39] a short duration which has the potential to
[00:23:43] trigger floods, flash floods, landslides
[00:23:47] at once in areas that are very
[00:23:50] vulnerable to disasters.
[00:23:53] We continue to encourage local governments to increase
[00:23:56] vigilance and preparedness in anticipating
[00:23:59] the potential for wet hydrometeorological
[00:24:03] disasters along with the arrival of the rainy
[00:24:06] season. Efforts for mitigation and disaster risk reduction
[00:24:09] need to be a shared concern and
[00:24:13] implemented in a planned manner as
[00:24:16] early as possible through strengthening
[00:24:19] coordination, increasing preparedness and
[00:24:23] anticipatory measures in accordance with the risk characteristics
[00:24:26] in each region. This
[00:24:30] is important to increase the potential
[00:24:32] impact, material losses and the
[00:24:35] risk of casualties
[00:24:37] due to disasters.
[00:24:40] Preparedness steps to face disasters, of course, we
[00:24:43] will convey as per the circular letter
[00:24:47] of the Head of BNPB number 4 of 2026.
[00:24:50] Now we are ensuring the second step, namely
[00:24:54] ensuring personnel preparedness through preparedness
[00:24:58] apel. We will elaborate on several
[00:25:02] important steps such as personnel data
[00:25:06] which, of course, needs to be available,
[00:25:09] then clear division of tasks,
[00:25:12] readiness of response teams, operational
[00:25:15] readiness 24 hours a day,
[00:25:19] 7 days a week, and
[00:25:22] strive to obtain
[00:25:24] information on capacity
[00:25:27] gaps. In addition, ensure
[00:25:29] equipment readiness such
[00:25:33] as preparing equipment and of course ensuring
[00:25:36] it functions. Inventory the equipment
[00:25:40] available in each OPD such
[00:25:43] as in BPBD, in Pu or
[00:25:46] in other agencies, ensure there is fuel
[00:25:50] and operators to operate the available equipment,
[00:25:53] place the equipment in a
[00:25:56] strategic location so that it can be easily
[00:25:59] taken or used when
[00:26:02] needed immediately. Test its function and
[00:26:05] repair if necessary
[00:26:08] and use alternative equipment or
[00:26:12] provide it when
[00:26:13] needed.
[00:26:17] Also ensure logistics preparedness such
[00:26:20] as basic needs, medicines and special needs for certain
[00:26:24] groups, warehouses and distribution,
[00:26:28] of course, this becomes
[00:26:31] clear what the warehouse is like and
[00:26:35] the distribution mechanism can
[00:26:38] be clarified as detailed as possible
[00:26:41] for all personnel to understand
[00:26:45] their duties and functions, and map isolated
[00:26:48] areas so that when needed
[00:26:51] later, they can reach
[00:26:54] those isolated areas, prepare transportation for
[00:26:58] distribution and logistics support
[00:27:01] where this support
[00:27:04] mechanism is agreed upon, whether through
[00:27:08] local government, business entities or community
[00:27:11] organizations and
[00:27:14] others. Of course, we also carry out
[00:27:16] substantive preparedness where there needs
[00:27:20] to be personnel present, from which agency
[00:27:23] are these personnel, what are their specifications,
[00:27:26] what is the number, so that when deployed, we can
[00:27:30] easily get
[00:27:33] in question, equipment function tests are still
[00:27:36] carried out, ensure there is stock and
[00:27:40] for its distribution can be carried
[00:27:43] out easily, simulate personnel
[00:27:46] movement and equipment,
[00:27:49] tasks and decision-making can be agreed
[00:27:53] upon and additional needs if
[00:27:56] necessary.
[00:28:00] From the activities
[00:28:02] that need to be carried out by the regency/city,
[00:28:06] we create success indicators
[00:28:09] for the activities, step two or the second
[00:28:13] step is preparedness apel. First,
[00:28:16] ensure there is a list of standby personnel,
[00:28:19] task structure, picket schedule and emergency
[00:28:22] contacts. Second, conduct
[00:28:25] an inventory, functional condition,
[00:28:29] operators and mobility time, especially for
[00:28:32] personnel, equipment and logistics, ensure
[00:28:36] stock data, warehouse location, priority needs and
[00:28:39] distribution channels. Of course, there
[00:28:43] is a report, documentation of examination, simulation
[00:28:46] results and a list of personnel
[00:28:50] shortages, equipment and logistics
[00:28:53] that are really
[00:28:55] needed.
[00:28:57] In addition, there is the utilization of funding
[00:29:01] mechanisms by the local government and understanding
[00:29:04] the potential for assistance from
[00:29:07] other sources, especially including
[00:29:09] from the central
[00:29:13] government. One more thing we will convey is regarding the disaster preparedness
[00:29:16] bag, where this bag is a
[00:29:19] bag prepared by the family for emergencies.
[00:29:23] disaster or emergency conditions. Of course,
[00:29:27] this bag is for survival when help has not yet arrived
[00:29:31] and to facilitate evacuation to a safer
[00:29:34] place. Among other things, it contains
[00:29:37] long-lasting food,
[00:29:40] mineral water, 3
[00:29:43] days' worth of clothes, lighting such as flashlights and other
[00:29:47] things as needed, as seen on your
[00:29:51] screen. Think
[00:29:53] about
[00:29:56] the latest news from us
[00:29:59] regarding the disasters that we have reported,
[00:30:03] both regarding forest and land fires, other disasters,
[00:30:07] and our appeal to the community,
[00:30:10] local governments, and disaster
[00:30:13] actors who are currently
[00:30:16] in the field or are on standby.
[00:30:19] Thus, by expressing gratitude to God Almighty,
[00:30:22] we end this event.
[00:30:25] Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh, Om Santi, Santi, Santi
[00:30:29] Om, Nama Budaya: Greetings of kindness and greetings of resilience to all
[00:30:33] of us.
[00:30:35] semua.