By Thursday evening, the number of hotspots stood at 799 nationally, up from 372 a day earlier.
Most were in Central Kalimantan, a province on Borneo island that Indonesia shares with Malaysia and Brunei, followed by the south of Sumatra island.
“Central Kalimantan recorded the largest increase (in hotspots), so field operations are being strengthened,” said the statement.
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