Indonesia Reopens Five Airports After Volcanic Ash Disruption
Authorities said the airports resumed operations after volcanic ash was cleared from critical infrastructure, following disruptions to thousands of flights.
Five airports in Indonesia have reopened after authorities cleared volcanic ash from critical infrastructure, according to Al Jazeera.
The ash had disrupted thousands of flights before officials completed the cleanup operations that allowed the airports to resume normal operations.
Details on the volcano responsible for the ash and the specific airports affected were not fully specified in the initial report. Further information on the scale of flight cancellations and the timeline for full recovery of air travel in the region was not immediately available.
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