Indonesia reopens Bali airport as wind clears volcanic ashDENPASAR, Indonesia (Reuters) - The airport on the Indonesian holiday island of Bali reopened on Wednesday as wind blew away ash spewed out by a volcano, giving airlines a window to get tourists out while authorities stepped up efforts to get thousands of villagers to move to safety. Operations at the airport - the second-busiest in Indonesia - have been disrupted since the weekend when Mount Agung, in east Bali, began belching out huge clouds of smoke and ash, and authorities warned of an  imminent threat  of a major eruption.  Bali s international airport started operating normally,  air traffic control provider AirNav said in a statement, adding that operations resumed at 2:28 p.m. (0628 GMT). The reopening of the airport, which is about 60 km (37 miles) away from Mount Agung, followed a downgrade in an aviation warning to one level below the most serious, with the arrival of more favorable winds.  We really hope that we actually get a flight, maybe today or tomorrow, to get back home,  said tourist Nathan James, from the Australian city of Brisbane, waiting at the airport. A large plume of white and grey ash and smoke hovered over Agung on Wednesday, after night-time rain partially obscured a fiery glow at its peak. President Joko Widodo begged villagers living in a danger zone around the volcano to move to emergency centers. Sutopo Purwo Nugroho of the disaster mitigation agency said about 43,000 people had heeded advice to take shelter, but an estimated 90,000 to 100,000 people were living in the zone. The decision to resume flights followed an emergency meeting at the airport, when authorities weighing up weather conditions, tests and data from AirNav and other groups. Flight tracking website FlightRadar24 later showed there were flights departing and arriving at the airport although its general manager said if the wind changed direction the airport could be closed again at short notice. Agung looms over eastern Bali to a height of just over 3,000 meters (9,800 feet). Its last major eruption in 1963 killed more than 1,000 people and razed several villages. Ash coated cars, roofs and roads to the southeast of the crater on Wednesday and children wore masks as they walked to school. Singapore Airlines Ltd (SIAL.SI) said it would resume flights while Australia s Qantas Airways Ltd (QAN.AX) said it and budget arm Jetstar would run 16 flights to Australia on Thursday to ferry home 3,800 stranded customers. Singapore Airlines and SilkAir were seeking approval to operate additional flights on Thursday, while budget offshoot Scoot said it would cease offering land and ferry transport to the city of Surabaya, on Java island, as it resumed flights to Bali. Virgin Australia plans to operate up to four recovery flights to Denpasar on Thursday.   As the volcanic activity remains unpredictable, these flights may be canceled at short notice,  it said on its website. The head of the weather agency at Bali airport, Bambang Hargiyono, said winds had begun to blow from the north to south, carrying ash toward the neighboring island of Lombok. He said the wind was expected to shift toward the southeast  for the next three days , which should allow flights to operate. As many as 430 domestic and international flights had been disrupted on Wednesday. Authorities are urging villagers living up to 10 km (6 miles) from the volcano to move to emergency centers, but some are reluctant to leave homes and livestock.  Those in the 8- to 10-km radius must truly take refuge for safety,  Widodo told reporters.  There must not be any victims.    Interactive graphic: 'Mount Agung awakens' click tmsnrt.rs/2AayRVh Graphic: 'Ring of fire' click tmsnrt.rs/2AzR9jv worldnews
indonesia reopens bali airport wind clears volcanic ashdenpasar indonesia reuters the airport indonesian holiday island bali reopened wednesday wind blew away ash speed volcano giving airlines window get tourists authorities stepped efforts get thousands villagers move safety operations airport indonesia disrupted since weekend mount aging east bali began teaching huge clouds smoke ash authorities warned imminent threat major eruption bali international airport started operating normally air traffic control provider airway said statement adding operations resumed gt the reopening airport km miles away mount aging followed downgraded aviation warning one level serious arrival favorable winds we really hope actually get flight maybe today tomorrow get back home said tourist nathan james australian city brisbane waiting airport a large plume white grey ash smoke covered aging wednesday rain partially obscured fiery glow peak president joke widow begged villagers living danger zone around volcano move emergency centers stop pro nugroho disaster mitigation agency said people needed advice take shelter estimated people living zone the decision resume flights followed emergency meeting airport authorities weighing weather conditions tests data airway groups flight tracking website later showed flights departing arriving airport although general manager said wind changed direction airport could closed short notice aging looms eastern bali height meters feet its last major eruption killed people razed several villages ash coated cars roofs roads southeast crater wednesday children wore masks walked school singapore airlines ltd said would resume flights australia wants airways ltd said budget arm estar would run flights australia thursday ferry home stranded customers singapore airlines silkair seeking approval operate additional flights thursday budget offshoot shoot said would cease offering land ferry transport city surabaya java island resumed flights bali virgin australia plans operate four recovery flights denpasar thursday as volcanic activity remains unpredictable flights may canceled short notice said website the head weather agency bali airport bombing hargiyono said winds begun blow north south carrying ash toward neighboring island look he said wind expected shift toward southeast next three days allow flights operate as many domestic international flights disrupted wednesday authorities urging villagers living km miles volcano move emergency centers reluctant leave homes livestock those radius must truly take refuge safety widow told reporters there must victims interactive graphic aging awakens click graphic fire click worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Indonesia reopens Bali airport as wind clears volcanic ashDENPASAR, Indonesia (Reuters) - The airport on the Indonesian holiday island of Bali reopened on Wednesday as wind blew away ash spewed out by a volcano, giving airlines a window to get tourists out while authorities stepped up efforts to get thousands of villagers to move to safety. Operations at the airport - the second-busiest in Indonesia - have been disrupted since the weekend when Mount Agung, in east Bali, began belching out huge clouds of smoke and ash, and authorities warned of an  imminent threat  of a major eruption.  Bali s international airport started operating normally,  air traffic control provider AirNav said in a statement, adding that operations resumed at 2:28 p.m. (0628 GMT). The reopening of the airport, which is about 60 km (37 miles) away from Mount Agung, followed a downgrade in an aviation warning to one level below the most serious, with the arrival of more favorable winds.  We really hope that we actually get a flight, maybe today or tomorrow, to get back home,  said tourist Nathan James, from the Australian city of Brisbane, waiting at the airport. A large plume of white and grey ash and smoke hovered over Agung on Wednesday, after night-time rain partially obscured a fiery glow at its peak. President Joko Widodo begged villagers living in a danger zone around the volcano to move to emergency centers. Sutopo Purwo Nugroho of the disaster mitigation agency said about 43,000 people had heeded advice to take shelter, but an estimated 90,000 to 100,000 people were living in the zone. The decision to resume flights followed an emergency meeting at the airport, when authorities weighing up weather conditions, tests and data from AirNav and other groups. Flight tracking website FlightRadar24 later showed there were flights departing and arriving at the airport although its general manager said if the wind changed direction the airport could be closed again at short notice. Agung looms over eastern Bali to a height of just over 3,000 meters (9,800 feet). Its last major eruption in 1963 killed more than 1,000 people and razed several villages. Ash coated cars, roofs and roads to the southeast of the crater on Wednesday and children wore masks as they walked to school. Singapore Airlines Ltd (SIAL.SI) said it would resume flights while Australia s Qantas Airways Ltd (QAN.AX) said it and budget arm Jetstar would run 16 flights to Australia on Thursday to ferry home 3,800 stranded customers. Singapore Airlines and SilkAir were seeking approval to operate additional flights on Thursday, while budget offshoot Scoot said it would cease offering land and ferry transport to the city of Surabaya, on Java island, as it resumed flights to Bali. Virgin Australia plans to operate up to four recovery flights to Denpasar on Thursday.   As the volcanic activity remains unpredictable, these flights may be canceled at short notice,  it said on its website. The head of the weather agency at Bali airport, Bambang Hargiyono, said winds had begun to blow from the north to south, carrying ash toward the neighboring island of Lombok. He said the wind was expected to shift toward the southeast  for the next three days , which should allow flights to operate. As many as 430 domestic and international flights had been disrupted on Wednesday. Authorities are urging villagers living up to 10 km (6 miles) from the volcano to move to emergency centers, but some are reluctant to leave homes and livestock.  Those in the 8- to 10-km radius must truly take refuge for safety,  Widodo told reporters.  There must not be any victims.    Interactive graphic: 'Mount Agung awakens' click tmsnrt.rs/2AayRVh Graphic: 'Ring of fire' click tmsnrt.rs/2AzR9jv worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: indonesia reopens bali airport wind clears volcanic ashdenpasar indonesia reuters the airport indonesian holiday island bali reopened wednesday wind blew away ash speed volcano giving airlines window get tourists authorities stepped efforts get thousands villagers move safety operations airport indonesia disrupted since weekend mount aging east bali began teaching huge clouds smoke ash authorities warned imminent threat major eruption bali international airport started operating normally air traffic control provider airway said statement adding operations resumed gt the reopening airport km miles away mount aging followed downgraded aviation warning one level serious arrival favorable winds we really hope actually get flight maybe today tomorrow get back home said tourist nathan james australian city brisbane waiting airport a large plume white grey ash smoke covered aging wednesday rain partially obscured fiery glow peak president joke widow begged villagers living danger zone around volcano move emergency centers stop pro nugroho disaster mitigation agency said people needed advice take shelter estimated people living zone the decision resume flights followed emergency meeting airport authorities weighing weather conditions tests data airway groups flight tracking website later showed flights departing arriving airport although general manager said wind changed direction airport could closed short notice aging looms eastern bali height meters feet its last major eruption killed people razed several villages ash coated cars roofs roads southeast crater wednesday children wore masks walked school singapore airlines ltd said would resume flights australia wants airways ltd said budget arm estar would run flights australia thursday ferry home stranded customers singapore airlines silkair seeking approval operate additional flights thursday budget offshoot shoot said would cease offering land ferry transport city surabaya java island resumed flights bali virgin australia plans operate four recovery flights denpasar thursday as volcanic activity remains unpredictable flights may canceled short notice said website the head weather agency bali airport bombing hargiyono said winds begun blow north south carrying ash toward neighboring island look he said wind expected shift toward southeast next three days allow flights operate as many domestic international flights disrupted wednesday authorities urging villagers living km miles volcano move emergency centers reluctant leave homes livestock those radius must truly take refuge safety widow told reporters there must victims interactive graphic aging awakens click graphic fire click worldnews