9 Singaporeans among hikers trapped by Indonesia’s Mount Dukono volcanic eruption
Twenty hikers, including nine Singaporeans and eleven Indonesians, are trapped following the eruption of Mount Dukono on Halmahera Island, Indonesia, on Friday. The volcano erupted at 7:41 AM, sending ash up to 10 kilometers into the sky, prompting authorities to maintain the alert status at its third highest level.

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AI-generatedTwenty hikers, including nine Singaporeans and eleven Indonesians, are trapped following the eruption of Mount Dukono on Halmahera Island, Indonesia, on Friday. The volcano erupted at 7:41 AM, sending ash up to 10 kilometers into the sky, prompting authorities to maintain the alert status at its third highest level. A local rescue agency has deployed dozens of personnel, including police, to search for the stranded hikers. It is not yet confirmed if any injuries have occurred. The rescue operation is underway to reach the group trapped by the volcanic activity.
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4 extractedThe alert status for Mount Dukono was maintained at its third highest level.
Nine of the trapped hikers are Singaporean.
Mount Dukono erupted on Friday at 7.41am, spewing volcanic ash as high as 10km.
20 hikers were trapped by the eruption of Mount Dukono on Halmahera Island.