Summary
The ash drifted over Jakarta, making the air unsafe for flying ✈️.
Eight airports were shut, and about 170,000 passengers were affected.
Schools switched to online lessons and people were asked to wear masks.
The volcano erupted late on Friday, releasing ash that rose up to 15,000 metres.
Ash can damage airplane engines, so flights were cancelled for safety.
Jakarta’s main airport stayed closed until the evening.
Other nearby airports stayed closed at least until the next morning.
Scientists warn more eruptions could happen, so authorities keep monitoring.
The ash drifted over Jakarta, making the air unsafe for flying ✈️.
Eight airports were shut, and about 170,000 passengers were affected.
Schools switched to online lessons and people were asked to wear masks.
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