In Indonesia, Mount Agung in Bali erupted for the second time on Thursday spewing grey volcanic ash as high as 1,500 metres from the crater. <br/><br/>The National Disaster Migitation Agency, in a statement, said, there has not been any increase in tremors and volcanic activities since the eruption. <br/><br/>The agency has called for calm among the local community, from which around 25,000 people have been evacuated from the slopes of Agung to hundreds of refuge shelters.<br/><br/>Several international flights were cancelled and re-routed as a result of the eruption.