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The eruption of Mount Semeru in Indonesia did not disrupt flights at Jember Airport. The eruption caused significant damage to hundreds of homes and public facilities. As a result, 1,116 people were displaced, with some later returning to their homes. Mount Semeru erupted again, causing flooding in Cirebon that submerged hundreds of homes. The Governor of East Java, Khofifah Indar Parawansa, ensured that the evacuees affected by the Semeru eruption were well taken care of.

Semeru, a major Indonesian volcano, has erupted, causing widespread panic and mass evacuation among nearby residents. The eruption has resulted in the release of hot ash clouds, with the status raised to the highest level of alert, 'Awas'. Authorities have confirmed that hundreds of hikers, including those trapped at Ranu Kumbolo, are safe. The government has set up emergency response measures, with over a thousand residents successfully evacuated to seven different shelters. Despite the eruption, activities at nearby airports, including Bandara Juanda and Ngurah Rai, remain unaffected. However, the Balai Besar TNBTS has temporarily closed the Semeru hiking trail due to the eruption. While the situation is being closely monitored, Malang Regency has not yet declared a state of emergency.