Eruption of Mount Agung, Banyuwangi Airport and Jember Close

KOMPAS.com – The information obtained by the Meteorological and Meteorological Geophysical Agency (BMKG) mentions the closure of two airports in East Java (East Java) because eruption of volcanic ash disturbed Gunung Agung in Karangasem, Bali.

Rai Denpasar, information from two airports in East Java is closed by the estimate until 17.00 WIB, said BMKG public relations chief Hary T Djatmiko, quoted by Antaranews. com, Friday (29/6/2018).

Notice to Airmen (Notam) or New information and circumstances, changes or situation of airports of both airports were published in connection with the eruption of Mount Agung.Notam issued by the Ministry of Transport (Kemenhub).

BMKG monitoring by the Himawari satellite records volcanic volcanic ash from Gunung Agung to Karangasem, until 05:00 WITA drives southwest and west of the island of Bali [Lire aussi: Ngurah] (19459004)

"Based on the observations of the clbad I weather station Ngurah Rai Denpasar did not observe the presence of ashes volcanoes, "said Hary

D 'after the observations until At 24:00 WITA time in the area It was cloudy and the rain and wind were blowing low in the west.

The international airport of I Gusti Ngurah Rai was officially closed since Friday at 03.00 WITA until 19.00 WITA following the blow of Mount Agung which continually emitted smoke and volcanic ash

Gunung Agung Smoke released since Thursday (28/06/2018) at 10:30 WITA on Friday morning led to ash rains in the west to the west of Aya

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The airport closure was decided during the coordination meeting on Mount Impact on Friday morning at 00.05 WITA. The badessment will take place again on Friday at 12:00 pm WITA.

The airport closure is done for security reasons. Some airlines have also decided to cancel flights for security reasons Thursday (28/06/2019).

Kompas TV To this day, there are still about four villages in the danger zone, but in this zone there are no regulations