“Defer travels to Bali as the situation on Mount Agung remains unpredictable”. That was the advice by Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) today (4 December).
“The Indonesian authorities’ alert level for Mount Agung remains at the highest,” said the MFA in a statement.
Now that the MFA has issued another statement to advise Singaporeans against travelling to Bali, will Indonesia call the action “excessive” again?
2 weeks back, MFA recommended Singaporeans to defer travel to Bali as the volcano started to erupt. Shortly after, a spokesman for the disaster mitigation agency said the statement was excessive.
Will our teman-teman (friends) in Indonesia make noise this time again?
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