Reabre el aeropuerto de Bali; volcán sigue arrojando ceniza

The Bali International Airport reopened after being closed due to the eruption of Mount Agung, which posed a threat to flights with volcanic ash. The closure affected thousands of passengers. President Joko Widodo mobilized government and military resources to assist Bali. The volcanic ash clouds shifted, allowing flights to resume. The last major eruption of Mount Agung was in 1963, and the current eruption's severity is unknown. Indonesia, located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, has over 120 active volcanoes.

What was the main reason for the closure of Bali's International Airport?

• Volcanic ash from Mount Agung

• Heavy rainfall

• Technical issues with the runway

• Security threats

Who ordered the ministries and agencies to assist Bali during the volcanic eruption?

• The Minister of Tourism

• The Chief of Police

• President Joko Widodo

• The Governor of Bali

What allowed the Bali airport to resume operations despite the volcanic eruption?

• The weather improved significantly

• The volcano stopped erupting

• The airport installed new safety equipment

• The ash clouds moved away from the airport

When was the last major eruption of Mount Agung before the current one?

• 1990

• 1963

• 1983

• 1975

What geographical feature contributes to Indonesia having over 120 active volcanoes?

• The Sahara Desert

• The Atlantic Ocean

• The Pacific Ring of Fire

• The Himalayan Mountains