National Disaster Management Agency

Indonesia's National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB).

Government · 1 story · Also known as: National Disaster Management Agency, Badan Nasional Penanggulangan Bencana, BNPB

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2025 Sumatra floods and landslides
recorded 1,201 deaths, 142 people missing and 170,050 damaged buildings in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra as of 25 Jan 2026 (since 2025-11) · NU Online: 60 hari banjir Sumatra, data BNPB 1.201 korban jiwa (Jan 2026)
Forest and land fires in Indonesia
national disaster agency in the fire emergency response; head replaced by Lt. Gen. Kristomei Sianturi in Oct 2026 · Mongabay Indonesia: Badan gambut dan perombakan BNPB, bakal benahi penanganan karhutla? (Oct 2026)

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2025 Sumatra floods and landslides
recorded 1,201 deaths, 142 missing and 170,050 damaged buildings after the floods · Our story

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Sumatra floods: 28 permits revoked, six lawsuits and two settlements
14 November 2026

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BNPB: Forest Fires and Drought Persist in Several Regions
Kompas.com · 8 November 2026
Australia to join Indonesia’s wildfire water-bombing operations
Free Malaysia Today · 5 November 2026
Japan launches national disaster management agency
The Star · 3 November 2026
Japan launches a new national agency to deal with disasters
AP News · 2 November 2026
Japan launches disaster management agency to boost crisis response
Nikkei Asia · 2 November 2026

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