Today's Top 3 News: Airports Still Closed After Anak Krakatau Eruption
Here is the list of the top 3 news on Tempo English today.
1. Prabowo Urges Police to Take Action Against Corporations Linked to Forest Fires
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has ordered the Indonesian National Police to pursue legal measures against corporations implicated in forest and land fires, including those believed to have intentionally set fires to clear land for agricultural purposes. During a cabinet meeting on disaster response, Prabowo called for the prompt identification and reporting of these corporations to him. The full story is available [here](#).
2. Prabowo: It Is Indonesia's Fate to Be Located on the Ring of Fire
In a bid to improve disaster mitigation strategies, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has advocated for the creation of a comprehensive disaster mitigation master plan. He highlighted the country's strategic location on the Pacific Ring of Fire, making it particularly vulnerable to natural disasters. Prabowo emphasized the urgent need for enhanced government preparedness and response capabilities in the face of such hazards. Further details can be found [here](#).
3. Seven Indonesian Airports Remain Closed After Anak Krakatau Eruption
Mount Anak Krakatau's volcanic eruption has had a significant impact on air travel in Indonesia, affecting 170,000 passengers due to flight cancellations. The ash from the eruption forced the closure of seven airports, including two in Jakarta. Authorities suspended airport operations out of safety concerns following the event. Additional information on the eruption's impact on civil aviation can be accessed [here](#).
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