AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAviation Recovery: Indonesia reopened Soekarno-Hatta and four other airports after Anak Krakatau ash eased, but authorities say 178 planes still need airworthiness checks, with flight rescheduling continuing after nearly 3,000 disruptions and about 341,000 passengers affected. Volcano Watch: The volcano erupted again Tuesday morning as officials kept a conservative approach, relying on wind shifts and ongoing monitoring before fully lifting restrictions. Travel Fallout: Airlines and regional carriers adjusted fast—UAE/Gulf services were cancelled, and Singapore Airlines added eight relief flights between Singapore and Jakarta to move stranded passengers. Public Services: Jakarta’s water utility PAM JAYA said piped water remains safe and meets standards despite ash conditions. Regional Health & Safety: Separate from the ash, haze from Indonesian wildfires continued to disrupt life in parts of Southeast Asia, including school closures and unhealthy air readings. Governance & Response: President Prabowo ordered a disaster mitigation masterplan as Indonesia faces overlapping crises—earthquake recovery, volcanic activity, and ongoing fires.
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