@thetruism · Updated 8d ago
Indonesian airports reopen and flights resume after volcanic ash disruption
Airports in Indonesia are reopening and flights are resuming after a volcanic ash cloud disrupted travel for thousands of passengers, despite reports of fresh volcanic eruptions.
Not moving quickly right now, but still current and open to further updates.
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Jakarta
Volcanic eruption in Jakarta
- 8d agoReports indicate that 2,300 flights have been grounded and seven Indonesian airports closed due to the volcanic ash.
- 9d agoHealth concerns grow in Indonesia as volcanic ash continues to spread across the country.
- 10d agoIndonesian airports reopen and flights begin to resume after volcanic ash disruptions.
- 11d agoVolcanic ash has begun falling over Jakarta, leaving Australian travelers among those stranded.
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- Sep 9 · 11:01 PM
Reports indicate that 2,300 flights have been grounded and seven Indonesian airports closed due to the volcanic ash.
- Sep 9 · 6:50 AM
Health concerns grow in Indonesia as volcanic ash continues to spread across the country.
- Sep 8 · 11:00 AM
Indonesian airports reopen and flights begin to resume after volcanic ash disruptions.
- Sep 7 · 7:18 AM
Volcanic ash has begun falling over Jakarta, leaving Australian travelers among those stranded.
- Sep 7 · 6:24 AM
The number of stranded travelers has risen to 270,000 as Indonesian airports extend their closures.
- Sep 7 · 4:54 AM
Flights to Bali continue to operate while flights in Jakarta are affected by the volcanic eruption.
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Update & correction history
- Sep 9 · 11:01 PM
Reports indicate that 2,300 flights have been grounded and seven Indonesian airports closed due to the volcanic ash.
- Sep 9 · 6:50 AM
Health concerns grow in Indonesia as volcanic ash continues to spread across the country.
- Sep 8 · 11:00 AM
Indonesian airports reopen and flights begin to resume after volcanic ash disruptions.
- Sep 7 · 7:18 AM
Volcanic ash has begun falling over Jakarta, leaving Australian travelers among those stranded.
- Sep 7 · 6:24 AM
The number of stranded travelers has risen to 270,000 as Indonesian airports extend their closures.
- Sep 7 · 4:54 AM
Flights to Bali continue to operate while flights in Jakarta are affected by the volcanic eruption.
- Sep 7 · 1:44 AM
Eight Indonesian airports have closed and 170,000 travelers are stranded due to the volcanic eruption.
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