@sweettreats469: we are thinking birthday cake but in pretzel form. The pretzel is stuffed with @Betty Crocker icing, coated in a white chocolate and loaded up with @Little Bites Snacks and rainbow nonpariels. This one might actually be a party in your mouth 🤣🤣 #birthdaycake #sprinkles #cake #pretzels #viral

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Travel between the Gulf and Jakarta has been disrupted after volcanic ash from Mount Anak Krakatau forced the temporary closure of Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Both Emirates and Qatar Airways have cancelled flights to and from Jakarta on September 7, with passengers advised to check their flight status before travelling to the airport. For Emirates, the affected Dubai–Jakarta services are EK356, EK357, EK358 and EK359. Qatar Airways has cancelled QR954, QR955, QR956 and QR957 between Doha and Jakarta. (Khaleej Times⁠) The disruption follows eruptions at Mount Anak Krakatau, with volcanic ash spreading across parts of Indonesia and affecting airport operations. Volcanic ash can pose a serious safety risk to aircraft, particularly aircraft engines, which is why flights may be suspended until conditions are considered safe. The impact is much wider than just the Gulf routes. Several Indonesian airports have been affected, with thousands of flights disrupted and hundreds of thousands of passengers impacted as authorities continue to monitor the ash cloud and changing weather conditions. For anyone travelling from Dubai or Doha to Jakarta, check directly with your airline for the latest status before heading to the airport, as schedules may continue to change. . . . Emirates, Qatar Airways, Dubai, Doha, Jakarta, Indonesia, Mount Anak Krakatau, volcano eruption, volcanic ash, flight cancellations, Emirates flights, Qatar Airways flights, Jakarta airport, UAE travel, Qatar travel, Gulf travel, aviation news, travel disruption, Gulf Moments

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