AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVolcanic Crisis Disrupts Travel: Mount Anak Krakatau’s eruption has forced Indonesia’s main airport, Soekarno-Hatta, to suspend flights after ash was detected, affecting 209 flights and about 22,798 passengers, with international routes including Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney, Seoul, Doha, Amsterdam and Kuala Lumpur hit; Jakarta Air Monitoring Tightened: Jakarta authorities have stepped up air quality checks after ash spread across parts of the capital and urged residents to limit outdoor activity, use N95 masks if needed, and protect vulnerable groups; Regional Impact: Ash has also affected Tangerang broadly in Banten, while flights between Lampung and Jakarta were cancelled or delayed; Health Warnings: Experts warn volcanic ash can irritate eyes and airways, worsen asthma, and advise prompt cleaning and avoiding strenuous activity when ash levels are high; Wildfire Emergency in East Java: Banyuwangi declared a 14-day emergency over fires at the Ijen Crater Nature Tourism Park, requesting helicopter water-bombing support.
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