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On October 12, 2026, a volcanic ash advisory was issued due to the Dukono volcano's activity, with ash detected at 0035 UTC, as reported by the Darwin Volcanic Ash Advisory Center. The advisory predicted that the ash cloud could ascend to flight level 070, roughly 7,000 feet, and drift northwest at a speed of 10 knots. The analysis was supported by satellite data and insights from Indonesia's Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation, although the most recent satellite images did not show the ash. Authorities are set to release a follow-up advisory by 0940 UTC as they continue to monitor the situation.

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00:00Dukono Volcano in Indonesia has triggered a new Volcanic Ash Advisory.
00:04The warning was issued by the Darwin Volcanic Ash Advisory Center on October 12.
00:09Volcanic ash was reported from Dukono at 12.35 UTC.
00:15The advisory estimated the ash cloud could reach altitudes of around 7,000 feet.
00:20The cloud was projected to move northwest at approximately 10 knots.
00:24The assessment used data from Himawari 9 satellite imagery and Indonesia's Volcanology Monitoring Agency.
00:31However, the ash cloud was not identifiable in the latest satellite images.
00:36Its estimated height and movement were based on satellite data and computer model guidance.
00:42Volcanic ash can pose serious risks to aircraft by damaging engines and affecting visibility.
00:47Forecasters also outlined the ash cloud's expected position over the following 6, 12, and 18 hours.
00:54Another advisory was scheduled for release no later than 940 UTC on October 12.
01:00Monitoring will remain important as authorities assess the cloud's movement and potential aviation risks.
01:06Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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