Volcanic ash keeps Bali airport shut

Volcanic ash keeps Bali airport shut

Indonesian officials have shut the international airport in Bali for a second day, as Mount Agung spews volcanic ash into the atmosphere. Massive plumes of dark ash reached as high as 3km (2 miles) above the summit of the rumbling volcano.
@dheerthan09:55 AM 28-Nov-2017

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