Hasnur Group Distributes Aid to Communities Amidst Forest and Land Fires
Hasnur Group distributed 500 basic food packages to communities in South Barito Regency, Central Kalimantan, on Thursday (24/09/2026). The aid, consisting of rice, sugar, and medical masks, serves as a form of corporate concern for the community amidst the ongoing conditions of forest and land fires (karhutla).
The distribution took place in Pendang Village, as well as Talekoi, Bundar, Kayumban, and Tabak Kanilan villages. In its implementation, Hasnur Group collaborated with the Dayak Indigenous People’s Defence Front (BATAMAD) Central Kalimantan to support the distribution process to the local population.
Ahmad Riduan, Head of the Government Relations Division at Hasnur Group, stated that this activity is part of the company’s commitment to assisting communities around its operational areas.
“We hope the distributed aid can help meet the needs of the community. This is also part of Hasnur Group’s commitment to continue being present and growing alongside the communities near our business areas,” said Ahmad Riduan.
Meanwhile, the Field Coordinator of BATAMAD Central Kalimantan Province, Sri Mulyanti, expressed her appreciation for the collaboration established with Hasnur Group. According to her, this activity is a form of care for the communities affected by forest and land fires in Central Kalimantan.
“We are grateful to Haslag Group for this activity. These basic food packages are a form of concern for the people affected by forest and land fires in Central Kalimantan. Together, we are ready to move to assist the community,” said Sri Mulyanti.
This collaboration is part of Hasnur Group’s efforts to establish synergy with various local stakeholders to support communities around its operational areas. The involvement of BATAMAD in the distribution of aid also supports the implementation of social activities in conjunction with local parties.
Through various social activities, Hasnur Group strives to provide beneficial contributions to the community while strengthening relationships with the surrounding environment. This initiative aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically Goal 2: Zero Hunger and Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals.