Volcanic ash from Indonesia will not reach Malaysian skies


PETALING JAYA: The volcanic ash from Mount Sinabung in Indonesia is not expected to be blown to Malaysian skies but the situation will be monitored, says a source from the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry.

In terms of aviation safety, it was the task of the Darwin Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre to monitor the location and movement of clouds of volcanic ash for areas covering countries such as Indonesia and the Philippines.

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