<br /> <p>Travelers were stranded at the Bali airport on Tuesday, November 28, as it remained closed for the second consecutive day due to fears of a major eruption of Mount Agung.</p><p>The airport closure had disrupted over 445 flights and affected about 59,000 passengers, Channel News Asia</a> reported, with inbound routes diverted to airports in neighboring provinces.</p><p>Authorities raised the alert status to the highest level on Monday as the volcano’s eruptions changed from steam-based to magmatic, according to the Geological Agency Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources</a>.</p><p>The airport was to remain shut</a> for another 24 hours or until 6 am on Wednesday. Credit: Facebook/Komangagung Aps via Storyful</p><br />
