Indonesian Police Deputy Chief provides sanitation facilities and inaugurates an early warning system for Lewotobi evacuees in East Flores amid ongoing volcanic activity. Read more,
Flights at Frans Seda Airport, Maumere, were suspended due to Mount Lewotobi’s ash eruption, canceling six routes and raising safety alerts. Read the full update.
Lewotobi Volcano in East Flores erupted 19 times in six hours, reaching Alert Level IV. Authorities warn residents to stay clear and remain vigilant. Read the full report here.
Six flights cancelled after Mount Lewotobi erupts in East Flores, spewing a 500-meter ash column. Authorities urge residents and tourists to stay alert. Read more here.
Bali’s Ngurah Rai Airport confirms flight operations are back to normal after eruptions of Mount Lewotobi and Mount Lewotolok disrupted domestic routes.
Mount Lewotobi's eruption halts 14 flight routes in East Nusa Tenggara. El Tari Airport urges calm, confirms safe operations. Read the full aviation impact update.
Three personnel from Wulanggitang Sector Police showed their best dedication as humanitarian volunteers in helping the people affected by Lewotobi Laki-Laki Mountain eruption.
Ngurah Rai Airport cancels 24 flights due to Lewotobi volcano eruption; Komodo, Maumere, and Kupang airports also affected by volcanic ash. Discover more.
Following high volcanic activity, the Indonesian National Police (INP) mobilized their assigned medical unit to help the affected people.
Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki again showed very high volcanic activity, with a large eruption with a column of volcanic ash soaring up to 18,000 meters above the peak or around 19,584 meters above sea level on Monday (7/7/2025).
The eruption of Mount Lewotobi in East Flores caused the cancellation of 87 flights at Bali’s Ngurah Rai Airport. Read the full story to see which routes were affected and how travelers are being assisted during the disruption.
Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki erupted again on Tuesday (17/6/2025).
