Three flights from Changi cancelled due to volcanic activity on Mount Ruang


A series of eruptions from Mount Ruang, beginning on April 16, has already forced thousands to evacuate. - AFP

SINGAPORE: Three flights from Changi Airport were cancelled on May 1 due to volcanic activity from Indonesia’s Mount Ruang in northern Sulawesi.

In response to queries from The Straits Times, Changi Airport said the flights were scheduled to depart from Singapore to Balikpapan (TR222), Manado (TR216) and Kuching (AK1776).

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