00:01Malaysia is helping ease the chaos caused by volcanic ash over Indonesia,
00:06with KLIA serving as an alternate airport for flights originally bound for Jakarta.
00:12For Malaysia, we assist them in actually supporting them as an alternate airport.
00:18So those inbound to Jakarta, some of the aircraft are diverted to KLIA.
00:23So we are supporting them in that.
00:26Since when, how many flights sent to Jakarta?
00:30Flights into Jakarta, I'm not sure because that's their responsibility.
00:36But so far, we receive only two diversions that are supposed to go to Jakarta.
00:42It comes as seven Indonesian airports, including two serving Jakarta,
00:47remain shut following the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau.
00:51Indonesia's Transport Ministry says more than 270,000 passengers have been affected,
00:57with over 2,300 flights delayed, diverted, or cancelled.
01:03Jakarta's main airport, Sukarno Hata, is set to remain closed until 6pm local time,
01:09along with six other airports.
01:11One airport in South Sumatra has since reopened.
01:16Volcanologists say windy, dry conditions are scattering the sulphur and silica laden ash,
01:21a serious risk to aircraft engines.
01:23Ash towers have reportedly reached as high as 50,000 feet in parts of Sumatra and Bantan province.
01:29All orders.over
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01:35are just the ship, which I can't imagine. From
01:35the ship's end to the ship, the
01:40ship has logs, and the ship is struggling to get back to the ship, and
01:40course, the ship's end to the ship is now possible. The
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