Bali's international airport closed after Mount Agung spews volcanic ash

The Ngurah Rai International airport on the island of Bali was closed early Friday, after the Agung volcano erupted, emitting an ash cloud around 2,000 meters high, an epa journalist reports.


Dozens of domestic and international flights in and out of the airport were cancelled or delayed and passengers stranded at the airport.
  EFE/EPA
29/6/18
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