Bromo Returns to Green After Fire

Bromo's savannah burned by the prewedding flare is starting to green again. After a struggle to extinguish the fire that lasted for a week, the plant vegetation finally began to grow. The head of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS) said there are three mechanisms for restoring the TNBTS area: nature, rehabilitation, and restoration. It doesn't take a moment, it takes about three to five years to restore the original trees of the TNBTS area. According to the report of the TNBTS House of Representatives, the damage caused by the fire amounted to Rs.8.3 billion, with the total area burnt up to 989 hectares. Bromo Tengger Semeru is one of the most prestigious tourist destinations in eastern Java. Not only as a tourist attraction, Bromo Tengger is also a conservation area that must be preserved for its sustainability. So from that, we as tourists should be very careful in such a nature tourist spot. Don't get there because negligence caused a lot of losses.