Volcanic ashes from Mt. Kelud forces Yogyakarta airport closures
Authorities at Adisutjipto International Airport, Yogyakarta, have closed the airport since Friday morning following to rain of ashes from Mount Kelud. Continue reading to Antara.
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507 Thousand Hectares Forest in NTB Damaged
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High Degradation along Watersheds in Lombok and Sumbawa
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Evacuation posts set up around Mt. Kelud
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Peatland in Kayee Lon, Aceh Jaya, Burned
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Haze disrupts flights, schools in Riau
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Batang Steam Power Plant Can Ruin Livelihood of Fishermen
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BMKG Monitor Hotspots in Aceh, Sumut, and Riau
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