灾害 · 巴里托直升机坠毁事故持续报道 · 第 2 篇,共 2 篇
巴里托河直升机搜寻结束,一人遇难、两人生还
原语言视频
译自英文原文。
自上次报道以来的变化
4 天后
现在
Yayan Supyansury 遗体的寻获,完成了对这架消防直升机上三名机组人员的核查。直升机在取水任务中为何失控,仍未查明。
Yayan 遗体的寻获,消除了这支三人机组人员去向方面的即时疑问。巴贾尔马辛国家搜救局负责人 I Putu Sudayana 确认,机上三人均已撤离。接下来仍需调查的是,这次为印尼野火应对行动取水的飞行任务为何以直升机坠入河中告终。15
一条横跨省界的河流
这起事故与我们11月5日报道的印尼陆军直升机坠毁事故是两起不同事件。当时的报道说,载有八人的飞机上有五人获救,死亡人数尚未确定。ABC 现在报道称,那起发生在中加里曼丹的事故造成三人死亡,事发时直升机同样正在取水。这三人死于此前的事故,并非在巴里托河中找到的这支三人机组人员。1
影像能够证实什么
目前还无法确定事故原因。在官方调查结果公布之前,我们不希望对事故原因作出猜测。
BNPB 发言人的这番警告,正是解读视频时必须遵守的界限。机械故障、操作失误或与吊桶有关的问题,均未得到证实。仅凭直升机最后的机动动作,无法区分各种可能的解释。
仍待公布的报告
事故发生之际,印尼正开展大规模灭火行动。ABC 援引环境监测机构 Nusantara Atlas 的数据报道称,截至9月,印尼已有超过1.9百万公顷土地被烧毁。环境部长表示,超过100,000名人员参与应对行动;随着烟雾扩散,卫生部记录到超过400,000例急性呼吸道感染病例。泥炭地火灾尤其难以扑灭,因为余烬可能在地下持续燃烧。1
这样的规模说明了对空中投水飞机的需求,却无法解释这次坠机。救援行动结束后,接下来有意义的进展必须来自有关这次飞行的证据,以及一份公开说明:为何三名机组人员为火场取水,却未能完成任务。
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- Rescuers have recovered a firefighting crew member's body, completing the search for three helicopter occupants.
- On November 5, we reported five rescues from a separate Army helicopter crash, with its toll unresolved. In South Kalimantan, Yayan Supyansury died and two crewmates survived a firefighting water-collection flight. Investigators still have to explain why their helicopter went into the river.
- The survivors are Michael John Betterridge and Hugh Andrew John Page. Both were receiving medical attention. Officials initially identified both men as Australian, but Page has also been identified as a New Zealander. Their nationalities remain disputed. There hasn't been a detailed medical update on either survivor.
- The helicopter crashed into the Barito River near Tabatan Baru on Sunday, November 8, 2026. The site is in South Kalimantan, close to the provincial boundary with Central Kalimantan. That proximity brought local officials from both sides into the response.
- Three people died in the earlier Central Kalimantan crash. That Army helicopter carried eight people and also went down while loading water. Those deaths belong to the separate incident we covered on November 5. The Barito River helicopter carried three crew members, and all three have now been evacuated.
- Yayan had been missing after the two survivors were rescued. His body's recovery completes the accounting of everyone aboard. Basarnas Banjarmasin chief I Putu Sudayana confirmed that all three occupants had been evacuated. The search operation is complete.
- Yayan was an Indonesian crew member. Local officials were still arranging his evacuation when they first communicated the discovery. South Barito disaster agency chief Agus In'Yulius relayed information from Jenamas subdistrict head Zulkarnain Masdipura. Rescue teams subsequently completed the evacuation. Local residents also helped pull the helicopter's wreckage from the river.
- The aircraft was a Eurocopter EC225LP Super Puma, also known as the Airbus H225 or Super Puma II+. It was supporting Indonesia's National Disaster Mitigation Agency, BNPB. The agency used it to strengthen its fleet for dropping water on wildfires.
- The aircraft's ownership remains disputed, with conflicting descriptions of a privately hired helicopter and an agency-owned aircraft. Its disaster-support flying included Banjarmasin, Pontianak and Surabaya. On the morning of the crash, it left Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan's capital, and headed toward fire-affected areas.
- The helicopter collected water using a suspended container known as a Bambi bucket. Crews lower it into a river, fill it, then carry the load to a fire for an aerial drop. This flight ended during that collection run.
- The helicopter lost stability during a maneuver shortly after taking on water. It descended and struck the river. That visible sequence leaves investigators with the crucial question of what made the crew lose control. BNPB spokesperson Berton SP Panjaitan has warned against drawing a conclusion before the official investigation produces its findings.
- More than 1.9 million hectares burned across Indonesia through September. The environment minister said more than 100,000 personnel had joined the firefighting effort. The health ministry recorded more than 400,000 cases of acute respiratory infections as smoke spread across the region.
- Fires have burned across Kalimantan, Sumatra and Papua. Peatland fires are especially difficult to extinguish because embers can burn below ground. Drought and heat linked to a Super El Niño have worsened the season. Police have named more than 240 people and 20 companies as suspects in deliberately or negligently starting fires, often linked to land clearing.
- A joint team is securing the wreckage site and gathering evidence. Indonesia's civil aviation directorate has received a preliminary accident report. Panjaitan says officials are compiling a fuller account of the flight and its cause. He hasn't given a publication date.
- The accident was reported to BNPB head Kristomei Sianturi to coordinate the response. The rescue operation has finished, but investigators haven't released a final finding on why the helicopter crashed.
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