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Six Indonesian airports temporarily closed due to eruption of Krakatoa volcano
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Six Indonesian airports temporarily closed due to eruption of Krakatoa volcano

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  • A total of six airports in Indonesia, including Jakarta, Banten, Lampung and Bandung, were temporarily closed due to the continued eruption of Krakatoa Volcano and the spread of volcanic ash.
  • More than 200 flights at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport were affected, leaving a large number of passengers stranded and some passengers choosing other modes of transportation.

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印尼地处环太平洋地震带,地震和火山喷发较为频繁。喀拉喀托之子火山自7月以来活动持续增强。

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中新社雅加达9月6日电 (记者 李志全)印度尼西亚交通部长杜迪·普尔瓦甘迪6日表示,受喀拉喀托之子火山持续喷发及火山灰扩散影响,包括首都雅加达苏加诺—哈达国际机场在内的6座机场临时关闭。

这6座机场分别位于雅加达、万丹省、楠榜省和万隆市,其中雅加达有2座、万丹省有2座、楠榜省和万隆市各1座。其中,苏加诺—哈达国际机场关闭时间已延长至当天17时30分,其余5座机场暂定关闭至当天17时。

记者在苏加诺—哈达国际机场3号航站楼看到,多个值机柜台前排起长队,大批旅客滞留。不少旅客因火山灰飘散而佩戴口罩。

“我们早上5时就到机场了。”一对来自马来西亚的夫妇告诉记者,他们原计划当天乘坐印尼鹰航航班前往吉隆坡,抵达机场后被告知航班因火山活动取消。截至14时,他们仍未收到进一步通知。

一名印尼旅客告诉记者,他原定2时飞往北马鲁古省的航班先推迟至6时,随后又推迟并取消。乘客只得取回行李,改办其他航班。由于后续航班时间尚不确定,不少旅客仍在机场等候。

另一名计划前往日惹的旅客告诉记者,他已放弃乘坐飞机,准备改乘火车或汽车前往。

与候机区摩肩接踵的旅客相比,机场抵达区显得冷清。一名工作人员告诉记者,“今天几乎没有看到飞机。”根据印尼交通部数据,苏加诺—哈达国际机场当天有209个国际、国内航班受到影响。

远在巴厘岛的伍拉莱国际机场也受到影响。截至当天傍晚,该机场共有42个航班取消或调整。

印尼地处环太平洋地震带,地震和火山喷发较为频繁。喀拉喀托之子火山自7月以来活动持续增强。当地时间9月4日深夜至5日凌晨,该火山喷发的火山灰一度升至1.5万米高空。

印尼国家抗灾署表示,楠榜和万丹的15个乡镇受到火山喷发影响。火山灰已扩散至雅加达部分地区。

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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • 机场关闭时间可能根据火山活动情况进一步调整

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  • 机场何时能完全恢复正常运营?
  • 火山灰扩散范围是否会进一步扩大?

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