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Loud Boom, Bright Flashes Startle Indonesia's Gorontalo: What Was It? (opens the original)
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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Residents in Gorontalo, a province on Indonesia’s Sulawesi Island, were startled by a loud boom and bright flashes of light early Saturday, September 12, 2026, at around 12:20 a.m. local time. BRIN astronomy professor Thomas Djamaluddin confirmed that the phenomenon was caused by a large meteor, or fireball known as a bolide, entering Earth’s atmosphere. Thomas said video recordings, residents’ closed-circuit television (CCTV) footage, and sensor data from the Meteorology, Cl
Why Are Several Indonesian Volcanoes Erupting at the Same Time? (opens the original)
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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Several volcanoes in Indonesia have erupted within days of one another. At least three volcanoes, Mount Semeru, Mount Ili Lewotolok, and Mount Ibu, erupted on Monday, September 7, 2026. They are located in three different provinces: East Java, East Nusa Tenggara and North Maluku. Days earlier, Mount Anak Krakatau in the Sunda Strait also experienced repeated eruptions on September 4-5, producing incandescent rocks and volcanic ash. The volcano, which has been at Alert Level I
Where Is South Kalimantan's Thick Haze Coming From? (opens the original)
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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – A thick haze has been blanketing parts of South Kalimantan in recent days, reducing visibility and disrupting residents' activities. Photos and videos showing the severity of the haze have circulated widely on social media. But where is the haze coming from, and what is driving the worsening conditions? The haze is linked to forest and land fires burning on peatlands in several areas of South Kalimantan, according to the South Kalimantan Forestry Service. Head of the South Ka
Jakarta Launches Air Quality Early Warning System for Residents (opens the original)
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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The Jakarta provincial government has officially launched an Air Quality Early Warning System (EWS) through its website, udara.jakarta.go.id, allowing residents to monitor air quality in real time and access forecasts up to three days in advance to better plan their daily activities. Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung said the new feature is designed to provide the public with more comprehensive information on air quality before they head outdoors. "Previously, people could only
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