Amlapura (Bali Post) -
Forest fires on Mount Agung continues to expand. Fire was in the Banjar Banjar Muntig and Matudawa. Small fire began to appear at the foot of the mountain since Friday morning. However, due to the wind that blows caused the fire quickly enlarged and expanded.
Bali Post reporter observation and information gathered from residents Batudawa, at 21.00 pm last night, said that the fire continues to expand. In fact, the fire was visible from town and village Amlapura Strait, Karangasem.
Forest fires on Mount Agung continues to expand. Fire was in the Banjar Banjar Muntig and Matudawa. Small fire began to appear at the foot of the mountain since Friday morning. However, due to the wind that blows caused the fire quickly enlarged and expanded.
Bali Post reporter observation and information gathered from residents Batudawa, at 21.00 pm last night, said that the fire continues to expand. In fact, the fire was visible from town and village Amlapura Strait, Karangasem.
There are many suspected causes frequent fires that have occurred in the area of Mount Agung. There are suspect due to friction antarpohon the branches have dried up. There is also a suspect this fire started with burning grass and shrubs by residents. Arson is intended to be at the beginning of the wet green grass grows later.
Fire looks at a number of points with thick smoke billowing. But predicted a huge fire.
Other residents in Muntig said hotspots originally seen at the foot of Mount Agung. The fire quickly spread to the upper slopes. Residents suspect hotspots originally came from people who deliberately set fire to a bush or grass tegalannya, with the expectation at the beginning of the rainy season fast growing lush verdant grass for fodder. Hotspots can also come from people who seek the honey bee and the rest of the fire carelessly discarded, so that the flames burn the forest of Mount Agung. Residents claimed that the fire was extinguished concerned will continue to burn forests to spread wider and reach the temple at the site in the vicinity.
Fire looks at a number of points with thick smoke billowing. But predicted a huge fire.
Other residents in Muntig said hotspots originally seen at the foot of Mount Agung. The fire quickly spread to the upper slopes. Residents suspect hotspots originally came from people who deliberately set fire to a bush or grass tegalannya, with the expectation at the beginning of the rainy season fast growing lush verdant grass for fodder. Hotspots can also come from people who seek the honey bee and the rest of the fire carelessly discarded, so that the flames burn the forest of Mount Agung. Residents claimed that the fire was extinguished concerned will continue to burn forests to spread wider and reach the temple at the site in the vicinity.
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