The Indonesian government is formulating plans to rebuild Sade Village following a recent devastating fire. Culture Minister Fadli Zon announced the reconstruction and revitalization efforts are underway, though details remain scarce. Sade Village, located in West Nusa Tenggara province, is a traditional Sasak indigenous community known for its unique architectural style and cultural practices. The fire significantly damaged numerous homes and communal structures, impacting the livelihoods and heritage of its residents. The government’s response aims to restore the village to its former state while also supporting the affected community. Further assessments are being conducted to determine the full extent of the damage and required resources for the rebuilding process. Authorities emphasize the importance of preserving the cultural identity of Sade Village during reconstruction.