Bangkok: A volcanic eruption in Indonesia has led to the closure of several airports over a two-day period, resulting in 270,000 people being stranded. The natural event has disrupted travel plans and created significant logistical challenges for both passengers and airline operators.
According to Thai News Agency, the volcanic activity has not only affected local travel but also international flights, causing widespread inconvenience. The closure of the airports was deemed necessary to ensure the safety of passengers and crew, as volcanic ash poses a serious risk to aircraft engines. Authorities are working to accommodate the large number of stranded passengers, with efforts focused on providing alternative transportation and rescheduling flights as soon as conditions allow.