Manado
Americannoun
noun
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Seven airports, including Sam Ratulangi international airport in Manado, the capital of North Sulawesi province, remained closed after Tuesday’s eruption, the second in two weeks.
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Ash, grit and rock fell from the sky in towns and cities across the region, including Manado, a city with more than 430,000 people where motorists had to switch on their headlights during daytime.
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Satellite imagery from the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency showed that the ash has spread to the west, northwest, northeast and southeast, covering Manado and North Minahasa, according to a statement from Indonesia’s Transportation Ministry.
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Indonesia’s National Disaster Mitigation Agency said residents will be relocated to Manado, a journey of six hours by boat.
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An international airport in Manado city was temporarily closed Thursday as volcanic ash was spewed into the air.
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