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- Asep Haryono | SPPG Kualadua Temporarily Closes Due to Severe Haze Conditions - Powered by Blogger
Hello Mrs. Ananka from Scotland, Madam Mary Kirkland from the US, Mrs. Irina from Russia, and all my fellow international bloggers that I recently visited. How are you all doing? It is Saturday. Happy weekend to all of you!
First of all, I would like to apologize to my fellow bloggers and friends around the world for not publishing many blog posts or visiting and commenting on your blogs during the last few weeks. My work schedule has been quite busy, and I also need to spend time taking care of my family. In addition, I have been working on several projects for my clients. I hope you understand my situation.
I truly appreciate your friendship, patience, and continued support. I hope to have more time soon to return to blogging and reconnect with my fellow bloggers around the world.
Today, I would like to share some information about my work at SPPG Kualadua, located in Kabupaten Kubu Raya, West Kalimantan, Indonesia, as well as the current weather and environmental situation in our region.
I have been working at SPPG Kualadua as part of the Packing Personnel Unit since November 2025. There are 12 personnel, including me, in our team. Our regular working schedule is five days a week, from Monday to Friday.
Recently, the situation in West Kalimantan has become very concerning. The weather and air conditions have been severely affected by land clearing and forest fires, which have produced thick smoke and haze across many areas of West Kalimantan Province, Indonesia. The haze has affected daily activities and raised concerns about public health and safety. Because of these conditions, people are encouraged to take care of their health and reduce unnecessary outdoor activities.
I have been working at SPPG Kualadua as part of the Packing Personnel Unit since November 2025. There are 12 personnel, including me, in our team. Our regular working schedule is five days a week, from Monday to Friday.
Recently, the situation in West Kalimantan has become very concerning. The weather and air conditions have been severely affected by land clearing and forest fires, which have produced thick smoke and haze across many areas of West Kalimantan Province, Indonesia. The haze has affected daily activities and raised concerns about public health and safety. Because of these conditions, people are encouraged to take care of their health and reduce unnecessary outdoor activities.
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| A photo captured by a journalist showing the situation: Thick haze caused by forest and land fires has once again blanketed cities across West Kalimantan. Residents are advised to limit unnecessary outdoor activities and are encouraged to wear masks. source ; PHOTO from Pontianak POST Haze in West Kalimantan,Indonesia Video from Vertex youtube |
Further information about the reopening of the kitchen and other developments will be shared when updates become available. Despite my busy schedule and the current situation, I will continue to write and share stories, experiences, and other interesting information on this blog whenever I have enough time.
Thank you very much to all my fellow bloggers and readers around the world for your patience, understanding, friendship, and continued support.
Let us all pray for cleaner air, better weather, good health, safety, and better days ahead.
Stay safe, stay healthy, and keep your spirit strong!
Warm regards,
Asep Haryono
Indonesia
A Message From Asep Haryono
"Thank you so much for your time here. I really appreciate your precious moment here as well. Please leave any comment down below. Let me hear from you. Greetings from Indonesia"
The haze from forest fires is bad at times here too where there are fires in other states. It can be bad for driving and breathing. We understand about you being busy and working. We'll be here when you have time.
ReplyDeleteGood morning madam. Its 8.12 am in the morning here in Indonesia
DeleteHi Mary, Thank you for your kind comment. Yes, the haze can be very bad here, especially when there are forest and land fires. It makes breathing difficult and can also make driving dangerous.Thank you for always visiting my blog and for your kind support. I really appreciate it.
Take care and stay safe,
Dear friend, I am very sorry that in your beloved Indonesia there are severe fires and smoke that makes it difficult to breathe.
ReplyDeleteDear Irina,
DeleteThank you so much for your kind words and concern for Indonesia. Yes, the fires and thick smoke have made the air difficult to breathe in some areas. We hope the fires will stop soon and the air will become clean again.
How is the weather in Russia these days? Is it already getting cooler there? I am curious to know how the weather is in your area.
Thank you for always visiting my blog and for your kindness and friendship. I really appreciate it.
Hello, Asep Haryono! I am so glad that Indonesia and Russia are friends! The weather in Russia varies! We have 11 time zones! Where I live, it's been raining all week, and it's only 16 Celsius.
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ReplyDeleteHello, Asep!
I hope Indonesia's firefighters will intensify their battle against wildfires across the archipelago. I've heard that fires are severely impacting people's health in Kalimantan, with pregnant women and children particularly vulnerable. Sorry for that. The good news is that Indonesia's government is ready to increase funding for efforts to contain forest and land fires in Kalimantan. I hope the EU will dedicate active direct financial aid package for Kalimantan forest fires. Regarding to another South Asia country, the European Union has just allocated €2 million in humanitarian aid to support affected communities hit by massive flash flood that has caused over 1000 deaths in Nepal.
Take care and stay safe,
Giorgio
Hello Giorgio!
DeleteThank you very much for your kind comment and for your concern about the wildfire situation in Kalimantan. Yes, the smoke and haze can be very bad, especially for children, pregnant women, and people with health problems.
I also hope my government, the Indonesian government , will do more to prevent and control the forest and land fires. Support from other countries would also be very helpful.
I am also sorry to hear about the terrible floods in Nepal. From many resources told us that More than 1,000 people losing their lives is very sad.
Thank you again for your kindness and for sharing this information with me.
Take care and stay safe too, my friend!
Best regards,
Asep