Ricky Mohammad Nugraha Mahinda Arkyasa Jakarta - Indonesian flag carrier Garuda Indonesia announced that it would offer a round-trip flight from Narita to Manado starting as soon as March 2 This flight will be the second route already operated by Garuda connecting Indonesia and Japan apart from the Jakarta - Denpasar route "The Narita - Manado round trip flight will be a once-a-week service that operates the A330-300 that is able to carry 251 passengers 36 in business class and 215 in economy class," said Garuda President Director Irfan Setiaputra in a written statement on Friday Flights departing from Manado will be on Thursdays while the flight from Tokyo’s Narita to Manado will depart every Tuesday Departures will be from the Sam Ratulangi International Airport.  The two flight schedules—both outbound and inbound—will be served via Denpasar one of Indonesia's popular destinations as well as Indonesia's strategic tourism hub Irfan elaborated that the steps to optimize production capacity which was carried out by providing access to various leading destinations would be implemented through the gradual expansion of the flight network "Especially towards destinations with promising market opportunities," he concluded Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo in Google News Aceh to Implement Night Curfew on Students Halal Snack Polemic: Tests by MUI Contradict BPJPH, BPOM Findings on Pork Content Deadly Bus Accident Leaves 12 Dead in Indonesia, Police: Brake Failure Bappenas, FAO Host Training Workshop to Enhance Governance in Indonesia's Agrifood Systems Transformation Hasan Nasbi Cancels Resignation as Indonesia's PCO Head: 'I Am Loyal to the President' Vasectomy for Social Assistance? 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Discover the 10 Best Countries for Job Opportunities Abroad All 133 Cardinal Electors Arrive in Rome Ahead of Papal Conclave Lessons and beliefs on inter-religious mixing can get messy for youth in Manado When I asked Muslim high school students at a madrasah in Manado about their experience interacting with someone of a different religion suggesting none would have non-Muslim friends Aisyah in the front row wearing a white jilbab rebutted her: ‘Yes Manado is a majority-Protestant city within the world’s largest predominantly Muslim country It was named the most tolerant city in Indonesia in 2017 by Setara Institute for Democracy and Peace Its religiously and ethnically diverse residents take pride in the city’s reputation for inter-religious harmony Manado is not immune to the current national climate in which tensions along religious lines are heightened how do youth learn about religious difference in schools How does it play out in practice in their social lives Although Christian and Muslim youth in Manado generally agree that religious tolerance is important the question of how to embrace diversity and coexist peacefully remains messy In response to past communal conflicts and the rising influence of Muslim hardliners in more recent years educators have worked to introduce conversations about diversity and national unity through various avenues A renewed emphasis on the national ideology of Pancasila is one strategy Pancasila’s ability to serve as a contemporary basis for respecting diversity is complicated by its oppressive interpretation during the authoritarian Suharto era (1966-1998) School textbooks from the latest curriculum reforms in 2013 propose new interpretations of diversity that allow the mention of identities previously considered taboo during the Suharto era in civic education courses at a public high school in Manado students read from a government-approved textbook about respecting others as citizens valuing difference and avoiding discrimination based on ethnicity The 2013 national curriculum overhaul did not integrate an explicitly multicultural education program but instead focused on introducing character education in all subjects practicing tolerance stems from individual commitment to religious values supporting peace and coexistence government-produced Islamic education textbooks now include a chapter on ‘Tolerance as the unifying mechanism of the nation’ religious education in any of the six official religions is intended to build character and give a strong religious foundation to prevent both radicalism and intolerance proclaimed during the Protestant religious education class at a public high school ‘If we were able to follow our religion well – whether Muslim or Confucian – if we were all able to follow our respective teachings The 2013 curriculum also demands that teachers observe and assess students on their ability to form friendships across ethnicity This is one of many core competencies in spiritual and social values that students have to demonstrate and all teachers must evaluate But there are dozens of these competencies leaving teachers overwhelmed by their grading responsibility and unable to pay specific attention to how students meet each requirement Civic and religious education teachers are proud of Manado’s reputation for religious harmony and many can cite structural realities that support coexistence in the city such as the BKSAUA (Committee for Inter-religious Cooperation) these local insights are often sidelined in the classroom for a focus on the textbook material Examples cited by students and teachers tend to remain abstract with minimal guidance on implementing these values in daily life During the lesson on respecting others as citizens asked students to brainstorm in groups about examples of behavior that show religious tolerance Brian stated that it is important to avoid insulting other religions ‘Don’t compare religious teachings!’ Grace spoke up for her group ‘We have to keep harmonious inter-religious relations’ Ibu Pricilia nodded as she summarised that ‘religion is sensitive’ She explained that she is Protestant because she considers it the best religion for her but those who are Muslim consider that the best religion for them the class moved mechanically from one topic to the next giving additional examples of behavior that does not discriminate based on race or ethnicity students also had difficulty identifying concrete ways to respect diversity and national unity as citizens who offered an abstract response: that in order to respect diversity The struggle to verbalise concrete approaches to difference belies a broader assumption among both teachers and students that how to handle difference should be self-evident for anyone that respects diversity and national unity assert that being friends with someone of a different religion is simply ordinary a student at the madrasah said of her Christian friends ‘Their behavior is the same as my friends who share my religion and they don’t differentiate between their friends who share their religion and those who don’t’ ‘we are all the same in God’s eyes’ and that God created human diversity’ It was the same at a private Catholic school near Manado denied the existence of cliques at the school ‘Hanging out with a friend is the same whether they have the same beliefs as me or not … because I think all that matters is that he or she is a good friend and we get along well’ With a religiously and ethnically diverse student body including a large cohort of Christian Papuan youth both students and teachers are proud of their multicultural campus and particularly sensitive to religious differentiation Students from different religious backgrounds openly socialize at the school and religious education teachers often select lessons on avoiding discrimination or engaging in inter-religious dialogue But bridging ethnic difference proves more challenging: students struggle to share dorms with and socialize with the Papuan students even the seemingly self-evident practice of religious tolerance can get messy sometimes dilemmas about how to manage inter-religious friendship and simultaneously meet religious requirements often center on food Eka has been best friends with her Christian neighbor since they were little and goes to her house daily and always goes home for dinner before returning to her friend’s house to continue hanging out unsure about how to refuse food at their friends’ houses or parties in a polite way without offending them both Christians and Muslims typically celebrate birthdays with buffet-style feasts and religious worship said that she attends the parties of her Christian peers and ‘respects’ but does not participate in the worship Others mentioned arriving late on purpose to avoid the worship portion Muhammad avoids birthday parties altogether because of the presence of pork and other meats even though Christians typically provide a separate table of food for Muslim guests One Muslim student spoke about her Christian friends offering halal food at parties as a moving demonstration of tolerance even though inter-religious friendship is a daily reality for many youth in Manado the potential for religious conversion looms over their interactions with peers With religious belonging taking on increased significance in the public sphere it is not surprising that youth also feel the need for boundaries in inter-religious friendships Some believe that talking about difference can help diffuse concerns about conversion A boy at the madrasah who has a Christian cousin explained that difference can be ‘the start of getting to know each other within the boundaries that are set up Because if someone is strong in his beliefs hanging out with someone of a different religion opens the door to questions about not just conversion but dating and even marrying across religious lines admitted to having a long-distance Christian boyfriend Her peers at the madrasah teased her about it adamant that their relationship was inappropriate we will surely be united despite having different religions’ Religiously mixed marriages remain nearly impossible to register in Indonesia and therefore typically involve the conversion of one partner The prospect of conversion is extremely sensitive Cita is aware of this reality: ‘But I am confused – he and I have different religions Am I the one who has to be willing to give up my religion Rani preferred to steer clear of inter-religious friendships in order to avoid a situation like Cita’s explained that she minimises contact with her Muslim classmates In Rani’s Protestant religious education class at the public school her teacher had told the class to choose friends who bring them ‘closer to Christ’ and help them become deeper in their own faith Christian youth encounter teachings about both the importance of respecting difference and about being surrounded by their own religious community being a positive influence inter-religious friendship is encouraged as a sign of tolerance Locals also point to historical Christian-Muslim intermarriage in the region as the foundation for religious harmony says she has learned from her Christian relatives in her religiously-mixed family that ‘religious difference is not an obstacle’ She claims that her experience has led her to believe in the importance of having many different perspectives youth still struggle to navigate inter-religious relationships Others feel it necessary to point out difference so as to manage it and also assuage ever-present fears of religious conversion vague calls to ‘respect and value difference’ still assume that difference – especially religious difference – must be preserved Many youth in Manado say that they do not claim their religion has a monopoly on truth As citizens of a religiously pluralistic society many believe that they are following the singular path to salvation Though their textbooks extol the virtues of inter-religious friendship and students believe them to be an ordinary fact of life youth in Manado have many different ways of living out these friendships in real life Erica M Larson (emlarson@bu.edu) is a PhD candidate in Anthropology at Boston University Receive Inside Indonesia's latest articles and quarterly editions in your inbox © Copyright Indonesian Resources and Information Program (IRIP) 1983 - 2025 We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the stolen lands on which Inside Indonesia is based and we pay our respects to Elders past and present We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded Cari English Baby Mountain Anoa from Gorontalo Evacuated to ABC Manado Without Mother TEKS › English›Baby Mountain Anoa from.. Iklan Baby Mountain Anoa from Gorontalo Evacuated to ABC Manado Without Mother A female anoa baby was rehabilitated at a breeding center in Manado after being evacuated from the possession of residents in Gorontalo returning the wild nature will be difficult Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. See Original Please note that this article was automatically translated using Microsoft Azure AI, Open AI, and Google Translation AI. We cannot ensure that the entire content is translated accurately. If you spot any errors or inconsistencies, contact us at hotline@kompas.id and we'll make every effort to address them TEKS The following article was translated using both Microsoft Azure Open AI and Google Translation AI. The original article can be found in Bayi Anoa Pegunungan dari Gorontalo Dievakuasi ke ABC Manado Tanpa Induk was quarantined at the Anoa Breeding Center (ABC) in Manado after being evacuated from Gorontalo on Thursday (9/7/2023) the process of returning to the wild is expected to be difficult as is the fulfillment of nutritional needs from milk is being rehabilitated at a breeding center in Manado after being evacuated from a resident's possession in Gorontalo reintroducing the wild nature in the baby anoa is predicted to be challenging The mountain anoa (Bubalus quarlesi) aged between two and three months arrived at the Anoa Breeding Center (ABC) Manado on Thursday (7/9/2023) morning after being rescued by a team from the Resource Conservation Agency His condition is stable without any injuries but his wild nature has completely disappeared Head of the North Sulawesi Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) The baby anoa was found alone in a plantation area 12 kilometers away from the village without its mother "We received information on Monday (4/9/2023) through our staff at the Pulai Mas Popaya Raja Nature Reserve resort "The rescue team was only able to leave the next day because they had prepared everything for a smooth evacuation," said Askhari a mountain anoa (Bubalus quarlesi) was quarantined at the Manado Anoa Breeding Center (ABC) the process of returning wild nature is feared to be difficult as well as fulfilling nutrition from breast milk wild animals evacuated from community ownership that are brought to North Sulawesi will be placed at the Tasikoki Animal Rescue Center (PPS) in North Minahasa the North Sulawesi BKSDA decided to place Laksmi at ABC which is indeed an ex situ conservation center specifically for anoa so far there have been no rehabilitated anoa which is a consideration for us," said Askhari." Also read: Second Anoa Birth in 2023 Evidence of Improved Management of Anoa Breeding Center Manado while the rest are lowland anoa (Bubalus depressicornis) Head of the Manado Environmental and Forestry Instrument Standards Implementation Agency (BPSILHK) said that Syam Mahmud was willing to let Laksmi go because he was sure of ABC's facilities "Friends of the Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) introduced the profile of ABC showing pictures of anoa and the facilities here to him the gentleman (Syam) is certain that this anoa will not be sold by unauthorized individuals he is willing to hand it over to us," said Heru." Laksmi was examined and identified by Afifah Hasna She admitted that it was quite difficult to distinguish between the lowland and mountain anoa if they were still very young "He was also found in the distribution area of the mountain anoa on the border between Gorontalo and Central Sulawesi it will be revealed in three months," he said the condition of the 11.4-kilogram anoa is stable It is already accustomed to the presence of humans the anoa baby immediately eats it like a pet animal but it has not been compared to that of a healthy anoa yet he must be quarantined for one month before being transferred to a larger enclosure and interacting with other anoa to prevent disease transmission This is because in the area where he was found there have been many deaths of wild pigs and even anoa due to Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) Samples from animal carcasses are currently being tested at the Maros Veterinary Center in South Sulawesi Mother and child anoa (Bubalus depressicornis) walk hand in hand in the Anoa Breeding Center Manado breeding pen Raden was among four successful births out of a total of 12 anoa births over the last eight years it is not known if he is in the incubation period of the virus it will take at least one month to determine whether he is symptomatic or not but it has not yet been compared to that of a healthy anoa," he said unlike other anoas that were evacuated as adults Without the presence of her biological mother Afifah worries about the process of returning Laksmi's wild nature as anoa usually only leave their mothers at the age of 6-9 months According to observations regarding the birth of five anoa in ABC it is the duty of the mother to teach her offspring to fend for itself by searching for food the baby anoa also requires milk from its mother to ensure proper growth and development it is already common to use foster parents we will provide special formula milk for livestock," said Afifah Also read: Anoa Breeding Center Manado Welcomes the Birth of Fourth Baby stated that they are attempting to encourage research on the treatment of orphaned Anoa babies particularly because there has never been a mountain anoa born there "The Anoa we rescued will stay here for a long time because he is still small the main cause (of the existence) of ABC is population increase The web server reported a bad gateway error Jakarta-Low cost carrier (LCC) Citilink Indonesia has opened a direct flight of Manado-Hong Kong route Citilink Indonesia Commercial Director Hans Nugroho said the flight departed from Hong Kong International Airport at 7:30 p.m (local time) to Sam Ratulangi Airport Manado “The plane carried 174 passengers from Hong Kong and China,” Hans said in a statement on Thursday Hans said the flight eases the travelers from Hong Kong and China who want to visit Manado since they will no longer need to transit in Jakarta “It is far easier because we can directly fly from Hong Kong to Manado,” said Hans Manado Vice Governor Steven Kandouw says North Sulawesi is the gate of northern Indonesia; he expects Citilink to make North Sulawesi as one of its hub Citilink’s pioneer flight to Hong Kong is scheduled on Saturday Hans said there are six other flights for the Manado-Hong Kong route until the end of July 2016 Indonesia receives the most number of visits from Chinese travelers The government targets 2 million Chinese tourists in 2016 Citilink expects to accommodate 3,000 travelers by the end of August 2016 Pertamina's Subsidiary Probed for Alleged Monopoly Practices in Aviation Fuel Supply Starlink's Indonesia Not Practicing Predatory Pricing KPPU: Gojek-Tokopedia Merger Not Violate Business Competition KPPU Finds Evidence of Alleged Cooking Oil Cartel Practices KPPU Probes Alleged Monopoly of Lobster Seeds Export Shipping KPPU Rebuffs Grab's Demand on Panel Replacement Grab Likely Face Rp25bn Fine over Alleged Discriminatory Practice Kadin: Foreign Airlines will Improve Efficiency Cari English Sumompo Manado Landfill Fire Hasn't Been Extinguished After 10 Days TEKS › English›Sumompo Manado Landfill Fire.. Iklan Sumompo Manado Landfill Fire Hasn't Been Extinguished After 10 Days After 10 days the fire that burned down the Sumompo Manado TPA could not be extinguished even though all parties were involved in extinguishing it The Manado City Government has not categorized this as an extraordinary event Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. See Original TEKS The following article was translated using both Microsoft Azure Open AI and Google Translation AI. The original article can be found in Kebakaran TPA Sumompo Manado Belum Padam Setelah 10 Hari A trash collector keeps working amidst the haze of smoke that surrounds the Sumompo landfill in the Tuminting area of Manado The fire is believed to have been caused by high levels of methane gas in the trash pile the fire at the Final Disposal Site or TPA Sumompo The city government has not categorized this fire as an extraordinary event that requires special budget allocation the area of the fire in the Sumompo landfill is estimated to be 10 hectares out of the 13.7-hectare disposal area The condition is roughly the same as last week Thick smoke billows from the gaps between the piles of garbage spreading over the residential areas in the Buha and Mapanget districts the Second Assistant of the Manado City Government who led the integrated team in handling the Sumompo landfill fire stated that no specific budget had been allocated for extinguishing the fire The current 10-day-long fire is not yet considered an extraordinary event "We are still using the existing budget from each respective local government apparatus We are still trying to extinguish the fire while continuously hoping for rain to fall soon the temperature in the landfill is extremely hot during midday," said Atto A garbage truck passed through the smog that enveloped the Sumompo landfill site in the Tuminting area of Manado This also means that scavengers and other workers at the landfill site do not receive a replacement for their income uncontrollable smoke increases the risk of acute respiratory infections They are encouraged to wear masks if they have to work under such conditions "It is not possible to provide compensation because we do not have a budget for it yet We have not allocated any special budget for the blackout only the regular budget because we believe we can still find a way to manage it," he said Also read: Four Days of Manado's “Trash Mountain” Burns, New Trash Keeps Coming in Atto declared that his team had distributed masks for free The community members who experience respiratory issues can also receive free medical treatment at the health post that was established adjacent to the waste disposal site (TPA) the same extinguishing efforts will continue at Sumompo TPA The spraying of a mixture of water and eco-enzyme by the Manado Fire Department (Damkar) and Rescue was combined with extinguishing by Manggala Agni troops from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry A garbage collector continues to work amidst the thick haze enveloping the Sumompo final disposal site in the Tuminting area of Manado Because it had not been effective in extinguishing the fire Atto stated that the government had written to the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) requesting the deployment of helicopters to drop water (water-bombing) This method is considered the most effective as a substitute for the rain that never falls in Manado the city government of Manado is anticipating the operation of the Regional Mammitarang Landfill in the Wori area of North Minahasa The landfill will accommodate 500 tons of waste per day from Manado Please note that the words "TPA" and "Minahasa Utara" were not translated as they are on the list of forbidden words the Manado City Government awaits the operation of the Mammitarang Regional Landfill in the Wori area we hope that the regional landfill would function properly But that can be directly asked to the provincial government," said Atto appreciates the role of the North Sulawesi Provincial Government as well as the Indonesian National Army and Police who were involved in extinguishing the fire "The City Government will continue to work to handle this as soon as possible The public does not need to panic," he said Residents are cleaning up garbage in the middle of the haze that enveloped the area around the Sumompo Landfill in the Tuminting region of Manado The Provincial Environmental Agency of North Sulawesi has actively participated in fire extinguishing efforts by deploying one of its 18 fire trucks and rescue teams on the field has also declared efforts to operationalize the regional landfill site as soon as possible starting with a handover process from the Ministry of Public Works and Housing (PUPR) Olly stated that his office has already sent a letter to the PUPR Ministry North Sulawesi's Deputy Governor Steven Kandouw stated that the physical form of the landfill had been completed and could be operational in no time there is currently no third party responsible for managing it PUPR Minister Basuki Hadimuljono said that the Mamitarang Regional TPA had a landfill area of ​​7.2 hectares Construction has been carried out since December 2020 by PT Waskita Karya with multi-year APBN funds of IDR 128.5 billion Drivers braved the smog that enveloped the area around the Sumompo landfill in Manado The waste disposal site is equipped with a weighbridge station as well as heavy equipment and truck garage which can also generate electricity through waste energy also has composting units and biodigesters to manage organic waste a Soil Science lecturer at Sam Ratulangi University considers the relocation of the landfill site from Sumompo Landfill to the Regional Landfill as a very good solution the government and civil society need to start thinking creatively about how to reduce the volume of waste going to the landfill Also read: They Maintain the Flame of Humanity Dewi Elvia Muthiariny Laila Afifa TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The eruption of the Ruang volcano in North Sulawesi has resulted in the temporary closure of Sam Ratulangi Airport in Sitaro Islands Regency Head of the Manado Airport Authority Office appealed to the airlines to provide appropriate compensation to the affected passengers Ambar said it is necessary to offer compensation for the force majeure to passengers who had purchased tickets “Including options for a full refund rescheduling or re-routing to the nearest airport if seats are still available,” he said in an official statement on Thursday Airport operations have been temporarily suspended from April 17 at 19:26 Central Indonesia Time (WITA) until April 18 at 19:26 WITA “The spread of volcanic ash could pose a threat to flight safety,” Ambar underlined He said that the Manado Region VIII Airport Authority would continuously monitor and supervise the development of the volcano situation including the impact on nearby airports.  He hoped that the public could understand the flight delays and cancellations five departures and four arrivals are delayed “The authorities will continue to monitor the situation and coordinate with relevant stakeholders to manage this force majeure and take the necessary steps to ensure flight safety Editor's Choice: Ruang Volcano Erupts in Indonesia's North Sulawesi, Residents Evacuated Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Indonesia's Mount Semeru Erupts 3 Times This Morning West Sumatra's Mount Marapi Sees Another Eruption Mount Marapi Blasts Ash 1,000 Meters Into Sky in Eruption Geological Agency Clarifies Mount Gede Eruption Hoax Mount Semeru Erupts on Eid al-Fitr Morning Heavy Rainfall Triggers Widespread Flooding in Manado City Indonesia's Lewotobi Laki-Laki Volcano Erupts; Some Bali Flights Canceled Indonesia Raises Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki Alert Status to Highest Indonesian Govt Designates Hazard Zones as Mount Dukono Erupts Non Koresponden TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Lion Air Group canceled a total of 27 flights from and to Sam Ratulangi Airport in Manado, North Sulawesi, due to the Mount Ruang eruption on April 18 Corporate Communications Strategic of Lion Group stated that his office had informed all passengers regarding the cancellation due to the Ruang volcano eruption He ensured that Lion Group would accommodate the requests of affected passengers regarding the change of flight schedules The canceled schedules include flights in big cities such as Jakarta "As well as some other cities which include Ambon and Ternate," he said in a written statement on Saturday He said that safety aspects forced the Lion Air Group to cancel flights on several routes from and to Sam Ratulangi Airport His side continues to communicate with airport authorities and follows up on the situation "Flight operation will return to normal once the airport is declared safe and meets flight safety standard requirements." volcanic ash from the Ruang volcano eruption can affect flight safety as it can scratch aircraft surfaces including the cockpit windshield and wings volcanic ash in the atmosphere can significantly reduce visibility which is dangerous during takeoff or landing "It can interfere with the aerodynamics of the aircraft," he said which disrupts airflow and engine efficiency It can also damage electronic systems and aircraft instruments the presence of thick ash on the runway increases the risk of takeoffs and landings Sam Ratulangi Airport in Manado is temporarily closed until Sunday The decision followed the monitoring of volcanic ash activities of Mount Ruang as well as Notice to AirMen Number A1021/24/NOTAMRT A1016/24 Sam Ratulangi Airport recorded 40 flight cancellations with 5,577 affected passengers.  Editor's Choice: Mount Ruang Eruption: Manado's Sam Ratulangi Airport Closure Extended Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Yemeni Houthis Announce Airspace Blockade Against Israel Israel Vows Retaliation Following Houthi Strike on Main Airport Yemen's Houthi Missile Hits Israel's Ben Gurion Airport Ten Exciting Things to Do in Changi Airport: Waterfalls Power Outage Disrupts Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport SKYTRAX's 10 Airports with the Best Immigration Services Dubai Named First Certified Autism Destination in Eastern Region Three Indonesian Airports Set to Reopen International Flights SKYTRAX's 10 Most Secure Airports in the World auto battle/auto news/auto tips/auto reviews/auto mods 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Iklan Sam Ratulangi Airport Still Closed until Monday Hundreds of Flights Delayed More than 100 flights at Sam Ratulangi Airport were postponed due to the eruption of Mount Ruang Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. See Original TEKS DOKUMENTASI KEMENTERIAN PERHUBUNGANThe situation at Sam Ratulangi Airport in Manado which temporarily closed due to the eruption of Mount Ruang in Sitaro Regency several flights from several airlines were cancelled MAKASSAR, KOMPAS — As a result of the eruption of Mount Ruang in the Siau Islands Regency Tagulandang Biaro or Sitaro flight activities at Sam Ratulangi Airport are still closed until Monday (22/4/ 2024) This condition has caused hundreds of flights to be postponed over the past few days The decision to close is stated in the document Notice to Airmen (Notam) A1041/24 NOTAMR A1021/24. The closure was carried out based on observations of the volcanic ash activity of Mount Ruang The closure of flight activities at Sam Ratulangi Airport has been implemented since Wednesday (17/4/2024) following the first eruption of Mount Ruang on Tuesday (16/4/2024) night "In order to maintain the aspect of flight safety and security the Sam Ratulangi International Airport in Manado will be temporarily closed until Monday This means that all flights will be postponed until tomorrow," said Yanti Pramono from Sam Ratulangi Airport's public relations office on Sunday (21/4/2024)." Also read: Mountain Space Still Erupting, Flights to Manado Paralyzed Photo of Mount Ruang in Sitaro Islands Regency which experienced an eruption on Friday (19/4/2024) more than 100 flights to and from Sam Ratulangi Airport have been delayed "Developments tomorrow will be reviewed to see if flights can be resumed or if closures will be extended," she said Mount Raung was reported to still be erupting Based on temporary data from the Sitaro Regency Government there are 15 villages affected by the volcanic eruption The number of affected residents has reached thousands of people Also read: Mount Ruang eruption, Sam Ratulangi Airport temporarily closed Based on data from the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD) of Sitaro some residents were evacuated to safe places in the Tagulandang area they carried out self-evacuation and secured themselves in the homes of safe family and relatives or outside the dangerous radius the joint SAR team continues to evacuate residents to safe locations we are also distributing aid to residents and refugees," said the Daily Duty Chief of the National Search and Rescue Agency (SAR) Manado Office Thousands of residents evacuated and secured themselves independently due to the eruption of Mount Ruang Head of the Center for Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation (PVMBG) Hendra Gunawan stated that Mount Ruang experienced another eruption on Saturday (20/4/2024) at 12:15 WIT the height of the eruption's ash column reached 250 meters above the peak "The column of ash was observed to be grey in color with a thick intensity leaning towards the south This eruption was recorded on a seismogram with a maximum amplitude of 3 millimeters and a duration of approximately 5 minutes and 6 seconds," said Hendra Also read: Affected by Space Eruption, Area Around Sitaro Asked to Set Alert Status To maintain the safety and security aspect of flights Hendra stated that Gunung Ruang is still categorized as Alert (Level IV) the community is not allowed to enter within a 6 kilometer radius from the peak the monitoring device for Mount Ruang's activity had stopped operating on Wednesday (17/4/2024) at 20.39 Wita continuous eruptions had been occurring since 20.15 Wita PVMBG raised the mountain's status from Alert (Level III) to Warning University students from all over North Sulawesi protested in front of the Democratic Party headquarters in the provincial capital Manado on Saturday (11/02) to demand the disbandment of hardline Islamic Defenders Front The students performed street theater to protest increasing radicalism in the country "We want the government to disband FPI and other radical organizations," he added "We also call on SBY to stop intolerant and racist acts," Clay said referring to the Democratic Party chairman and former president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono by his nickname The rally also called on Indonesians to embrace the original values of the official state ideology Pancasila They can help us filter information and ideologies that may lead us astray," the STISIP Manado student said "There is no place for radical organizations in Indonesia Indonesia is a peaceful country and we've always upheld the values of pluralism," he added.