
Indonesia flights resume after volcanic eruption
Flights gradually resumed in Indonesia after an Anak Krakatau eruption disrupted nearly 3,000 flights and stranded more than 340,000 passengers.
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Flights gradually resumed in Indonesia after an Anak Krakatau eruption disrupted nearly 3,000 flights and stranded more than 340,000 passengers.
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The PDRRMO urged motorists and commuters to exercise caution, particularly in areas where reduced visibility could pose risks on the roads.
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The Philippine Department of Health urges the public to take precautions against haze from Indonesian wildfires affecting parts of the country, advising mask…
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Manila warns residents to limit outdoor exposure as transboundary haze from Indonesian wildfires pushes air pollution to unhealthy levels across the capital.
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This year’s edition will entail 4,700 soldiers from countries including Britain, France and Japan.
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For the Philippines, the lesson is simple: let us move up the value chain — but let us not climb it by kicking away the ladder on which our exporters,…
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A 17-year-old Indonesian volunteer firefighter dressed as Superman is helping battle wildfires across Borneo, earning praise as a forest hero.
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The government says cloud seeding, which uses substances such as silver iodide and salts to trigger rain, could help douse fires and rewet flammable peatlands.
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Inhabitants were preparing to sleep outside for a third night, afraid to go home as over 1,600 aftershocks.
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Focus has shifted to locating victims who may be buried under rubble.
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One of its warships and an Indonesian frigate will conduct a ‘passage exercise’ east of Taiwan.
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More than 48,000 personnel have been deployed to fight fires in six provinces, while 43 helicopters and up to 15 fixed-wing aircraft have been mobilized for…
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Intervention was ‘an effort to prevent the covert campaign of the Lesbian, Gay, Sodomy and Obscenity movement.’
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'The joint team found 65 sacks hidden inside the ship. After testing, the items were known to contain ketamine.'
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Authorities in Indonesia captured a long-tailed macaque after it injured 18 people during a two-week rampage in Sumatra, prompting school closures and…
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Indonesia never laughed at us. Didn’t have to. Their action was the slap: ‘You won. But what did you build on top of it?’
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