00:00Welcome to a new episode of your show, What's Happening. Today is Sunday, September 6th.
00:1026th, 26th, September, September, 26th, 26th, and 24th of Rabbi Al-Wal.
00:21I previously made a special episode for the members a few days ago.
00:26We said that the airports would be closed as part of the alert.
00:29Among the things I told the members was that a series of events would happen.
00:34I told them, in the near future, we will witness many airport closures for more than one reason.
00:42Keep watching to find out what happened.
00:46Now, a massive eruption continues.
00:49And the dangerous thing is that yesterday we were talking about a massive volcanic eruption in Indonesia.
00:56And it's the Anak Krakatau volcano in Indonesia.
01:03This massive eruption started, and it's the largest in the past few years, but it's not the largest since the
01:09eruptions began.
01:11Or in the history of this particular volcano.
01:14Because this volcano, well, let's wait a bit so I can make you a special episode about this volcano,
01:20which is a very serious threat to the world.
01:22Maybe I'll make it for you today or tomorrow.
01:24But I mean, the alternative is within the channel membership.
01:28You'll find the join link below in the first comment.
01:31The terrifying moments have already started to leak out.
01:37The first moments of the eruption of this massive volcano, you know, this volcano is located in the sea.
01:42This volcano, God willing, I remember when he released its satellite image while it was in the sea,
01:49meaning an image capturing this volcano at the bottom of the sea.
01:54Indeed, the video started coming out.
01:57Let me go and watch this clip of the terrifying moments that he experienced.
02:04Fishermen near the volcano.
02:06Fishermen who happened to be near the volcano by chance.
02:10And, of course, they didn't know that the volcano would suddenly erupt.
02:15And they were surprised by volcanic fallout.
02:22A shower of volcanic rocks started falling on them.
02:26This video, this clip, is one of the very important ones for documentation.
02:31You know, when a volcano erupts, especially when the eruption is strong.
02:35It sends volcanic ash into the sky.
02:38And among the ash, it also releases small rocks.
02:42Small volcanic rocks break apart during this massive explosion.
02:47And the force of the eruption lifts them high into the sky.
02:51And after they rise high, they start to fall from the areas closest to the volcano.
02:56Then, farther and farther away, these falling volcanic rocks actually hit ships or boats.
03:04Fishing, or whatever you want to call it, you can see it now in front of you on the screen
03:09as metal.
03:10This scene was yesterday in the first moments.
03:15Today is Sunday, and this was yesterday in the first moments of this volcano's eruption.
03:21Naturally, now, are they present there now?
03:25They prepared for sailing and got the fishing boats ready.
03:29And any ship that passes through that area, in any case.
03:34Let me go almost, calm me down.
03:37The area is called the Strait near the Sunda Strait in Janine.
03:40It's beautiful.
03:41It's beautiful conditions.
03:42Let me go and see.
03:43This is the other clip, which shows volcanic ash falling on the city of Bandar Lampung
03:51and also the surrounding areas as a result of this massive volcanic eruption.
03:58And let me remind you to remember the name of this volcano
04:03because we'll be hearing more about it in the future.
04:06It is Anak Krakatau Volcano in Indonesia.
04:10Volcanic ash as well.
04:13As you can see now on the screen, something covered the buildings, the streets, and the residents' homes there.
04:21And be careful.
04:22Be careful not to breathe in the ash when a volcano erupts.
04:26Especially Indonesia.
04:27I mean, Indonesia is a tourist area.
04:31I mean, Indonesia consists of hundreds, if not thousands, of islands.
04:35And because it consists of thousands of small, medium, and large islands, it's a tourist destination that attracts many visitors.
04:42When was the last time you visited Indonesia and saw a volcano?
04:45Now, never breathe in volcanic ash.
04:50Always wear a mask.
04:52Let me tell you about this topic.
05:02Look at this clip showing the volcanic ash in the capital, Jakarta.
05:08And people were getting ready for a race.
05:10People were running because they were preparing for a running race or a marathon or something like that.
05:15Unfortunately, from what I saw, they weren't wearing masks.
05:19And this is very dangerous.
05:20I hope they cancelled it.
05:22I don't know if they did.
05:23These were the first moments before the race.
05:25I hope someone sensible steps in and tells them they have to cancel this race.
05:32I don't know if they can see the volcanic ash that's falling on them.
05:36And this is the capital, Jakarta.
05:39Why is it dangerous, doctor?
05:40It's very dangerous.
05:43Because the ash, everyone, volcanic ash contains tiny, sharp particles of rocks and volcanic glass.
05:56Imagine breathing that in and imagine what could happen.
06:02This ash can do serious damage to your lungs, of course, with very dangerous symptoms and severe effects.
06:08That's why we always say, if you're near a volcano or anywhere like that, you should immediately wear a mask.
06:15If you're going out at all, you have to wear a mask.
06:17So imagine if they're running and their breathing rate increases.
06:20They keep inhaling and exhaling.
06:22They keep breathing and breathing.
06:23But what could happen to their lungs?
06:26Of course, they will unfortunately suffer very severe damage.
06:31The serious issue is that six airports in Indonesia have been closed, including the airport in the Indonesian capital, Jakarta.
06:40They were closed because the volcanic cloud and ash were very massive.
06:45And first of all, they reached an area.
06:48It rose to high altitudes in the sky and spread horizontally.
06:53So would it be difficult for any civilian plane to see ahead?
06:56And then what?
06:57And yesterday, I posted a video for you, if you remember, of a jet plane.
07:00It was able to capture the volcanic ash cloud from above the clouds.
07:05I mean, look how high it reached.
07:06He says it reached 16 kilometers and more.
07:0916 kilometers is the height of this volcanic cloud.
07:14So six airports were closed, including the capital's airport in Indonesia, Jakarta, and hundreds of flights were canceled.
07:22And this definitely affects the tourists there in Indonesia.
07:26They can no longer return to their country.
07:29Imagine if it doesn't open tomorrow, it might open the day after tomorrow, if the situation really calms down and
07:35the eruption settles.
07:36But this reminds me of what I said earlier about the member separation case.
07:42They expected airports to be closed in many countries around the world for various reasons.
07:48One of these reasons, as you saw today, is a massive volcanic eruption.
07:53And there will be other reasons for closing the airports.
07:56Yeah.
07:57So hundreds of flights have already been canceled.
08:00Well, people want to ask, what's the situation right now?
08:03What happened with the volcano?
08:04The volcano has somewhat decreased its activity, but we don't know.
08:08We can't tell if it's going to get stronger again.
08:11Let me show you this clip.
08:12Just minutes before filming this episode about the volcano, a video was recorded documenting the volcanic eruption.
08:19The volcano is still erupting, but it's a bit less intense than its major eruption.
08:24What happened yesterday, of course, I won't need to tell you.
08:27And we shared clips with you yesterday.
08:29During this eruption, all the cities around this volcano started to shake the glass.
08:37The windows shook.
08:38The houses shook.
08:39I shared everything with you.
08:41It shook.
08:42I shared clips yesterday for those who didn't see yesterday's episodes.
08:46And I got requests to watch them.
08:48I talked a lot about this volcano.
08:50I'll try to talk about it in the coming episodes.
08:52I was with you, Ahmad al-Draa, on the show, What's Happening.
08:55Stay well.
