First confirmed fatality in Mount Dukono eruption; rescue efforts for two missing Singaporeans continue
Indonesian authorities have confirmed the first fatality, believed to be an Indonesian national, following the eruption of Mount Dukono in North Maluku. While the locations of two missing Singaporean hikers have been identified, rescue efforts remain stalled due to ongoing volcanic activity, severe terrain, and extreme weather conditions.
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