What happened to this airplane at Lombok Airport? Last month I was in Indonesia and I had to take a flight from Lombok International Airport (IATA: LOP). While I was waiting for boarding I noticed an airplane (wreck) next to the runway that was somewhat burned down at the front (fire?).

The abandoned plane at Lombok International Airport. (personal photo)
I was intrigued by the way that it was just placed there, so close to the runway. I thought about an accident where this aircraft was involved in, could've have just happened a couple of days or weeks before. But I couldn't find any source in collaboration with this particular airport. I maybe thought that the airplane was used to train fire fighters, as I see that more often on other airports in the world. I tried to find more info about it on the web, but no luck.

The airplane on the map
I also headed out to Google Maps, Bing Maps and Apple Maps to see if the plane was there.
Google Maps has the airplane on its map (see image below, top middle and slightly to the left), the data is from 2016, so says the footer.
Google Maps location of airplane on Lombok International Airport, data consulted on 2 Dec 2016.

Bing Maps isn't having the airplane on its map, but maybe that's because the map is outdated (?).
Bing Maps location of Lombok International Airport, data consulted on 2 Dec 2016.

Apple Maps shows an airplane in almost the same spot (it's just on the concrete I think), but is it the airplane?
Apple Maps location of 'airplane' on Lombok International Airport, data consulted on 2 Dec 2016.

Zoomed pictures of the plane
The above picture is zoomed in on in the following pictures. Unfortunately, the aircraft registration is not visible.


And now?
I'm eager to know what happened to this plane. What type is it? Who is the owner? Can anyone tell me? Thanks in advance.
(Source)

The aircraft's registration is PK-YVL. It's a Boeing 737-300 that was operated by Batavia Air before the airline ceased operations.

This plane is/was leased from Pacific AirFinance. It has been withdrawn from use and stored at LOP since 31 Jan 2013. After ceasing operation, some of the other 737-300's the airline had were delivered to Peruvian Airlines.

Due to its proximity to parked aircraft, it's not likely the plane has been converted to train firefighters. The darkened area could just be storm blown mud.

(Source) Same plane, previous operator.