After an eruption on May 8 that claimed two Singaporean hikers, authorities are investigating why local guides were not informed about a climbing ban at Mount Dukono. The survivors and nearby communities are worried about safety and tourism-driven livelihoods, with authorities pledging to strengthen rules and public awareness.
Authorities are investigating why local guides did not receive notice of a climbing ban at Indonesia’s Mount Dukono , after an eruption on 8 May killed two Singaporean hikers.
Survivors say they were unaware of the restrictions, raising concerns over communication gaps. The volcano’s activity has also affected nearby communities in Tobelo, who fear for both their safety and tourism-driven livelihoods. Officials say rules and public awareness will be strengthened. Nadirah Zaidi reports.
Survivors say they were unaware of the restrictions, raising concerns over communication gaps. The volcano’s activity has also affected nearby communities in Tobelo, who fear for both their safety and tourism-driven livelihoods. Officials say rules and public awareness will be strengthened.
Nadirah Zaidi reports. News Video ReportsWe know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.
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