00:00Good evening, welcome to a new episode of your show, Shuf Shaf Syed.
00:05Today is Tuesday, September 20, 2026, and 11rd, al-akhir, 1448, Hijri.
00:16If our people in Indonesia don't have a voice, then we try as much as possible to be their voice.
00:25Because what is happening in Indonesia is frightening and terrifying in every sense of the word.
00:34The fires are still ongoing and are consuming and devouring more Indonesian land, especially in Central and South Kalimantan.
00:46Let me check out the new fires that started today. Let's go directly together to them.
00:52Let's take a look at this fierce fire that broke out today in Kapua City in Central Kalimantan,
01:01where the fire has already spread and started to consume houses, started to destroy houses, started to burn houses.
01:11As you can see in front of you on the screen now, it's terrifying. I mean, I don't know, it's
01:17something scary, something horrible.
01:20The level of carbon monoxide gas keeps increasing and increasing in a frightening way.
01:28And in the midst of these massive fires that are sweeping everywhere, let me take you, for example, to see
01:35this image in front of you on the screen.
01:37The red color indicates the level of carbon monoxide gas, meaning it represents the smoke as a result of the
01:45massive fires.
01:46You see how the smoke and the high concentrated level of carbon monoxide gas surround the area in the middle
01:53of this image.
01:54Did you notice I put a yellow arrow for you?
01:56A yellow arrow. This yellow arrow points directly to the city or island of Batam, which is an Indonesian island.
02:04Look, everything around Batam is red.
02:07That means a very large amount of smoke and carbon monoxide gas and naturally carbon dioxide gas as well.
02:15This is the point that is surrounded by greenhouse gases from all sides and by the smoke from massive fires
02:22from every direction.
02:23They brought a phenomenon, historic natural flooding.
02:28The smoke makes it feel like the city is sitting inside an oven.
02:33And the coast, the sea and the surrounding area become like an oven, which will cause a significant increase in
02:40water vapor.
02:41So this will cause storms and floods.
02:46And in fact, we're already starting to see it on screen.
02:49These clips are from the Indonesian city of Batam.
02:56The floods submerged the roads and swept away dozens of vehicles and cars in a disaster that struck the city
03:05of Batam.
03:06Unfortunately, we're seeing several coming to us directly from Batam today to show the scale of the disaster
03:14and the extent of the extensive damage to civilian property caused by these floods.
03:20Before that, there were fires in Kalimantan.
03:23And even before that, the cause of all this is the monster known as El Niño and La Niña,
03:28or the El Niño and La Niña phenomenon.
03:31That was everything.
03:32So I'm with you.
03:33I'm Madal Dhan on duty, host of the show, What's Happening in Lakkair.
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