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Mt Semeru spews ash clouds; six villages affected 2nd February 2021 Clouds of hot, volcanic ash emerge from Mount Semeru, Lumayang, East Java on February (2, 2021). (ANTARA/HO-PVMBG) Lumajang, East Java (ANTARA) - Clouds of volcanic ash shot out of the 3,676-meter Mount Semeru on Tuesday and blanketed six villages in Lumajang district, East Java province. “Today, volcanic ash blanketed six villages in two sub-districts, namely Candipuro and Pasrujambe," Wawan Hadi Siswoyo, spok...

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Indonesia's Mount Merapi, the nation's most-active volcano, has erupted sending a stream of lava and clouds of gas flowing 1500m down its slopes.

Mount Merapi spews hot clouds rising two kilometers above crater 28th January 2021 Column of hot clouds from Mount Merapi on January 28, 2021. (ANTARA/HO/twitter BPPTKG) Yogyakarta (ANTARA) - The 2,968-meter (9,737-foot) Mount Merapi, Indonesias most active volcano, belched hot ash clouds sliding up to two thousand meters in the southwest direction or the upstream of the Kali Krasak and Boyong rivers on Thursday. The initial eruption of pyroclastic clouds took place at 10:13 a....

Indonesias Mount Merapi Volcano Erupts, Spews Hot Lava Upto 3km From Peak FOLLOW US ON: One of the worlds most active volcanoes, Indonesias Mount Merapi, erupted Wednesday, belching out huge clouds of smoke and ash that billowed down the sides of its rumbling crater. The volcano, near Indonesias cultural capital Yogyakarta, shot hot ash into the air around three dozen times throughout the day. Some of it travelled as far as three kilometres (two miles) away from its peak, Indonesias geological ...

Mount Merapi volcano spews hot ash as seen from Kaliurang in Sleman, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, January 27, 2021 in this photo taken by Antara Foto. Antara Foto/Hendra Nurdiyansyah/ via REUTERS JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesias Mount Merapi volcano on Java island erupted on Wednesday, sending up a cloud of ash and prompting authorities to warn of the risk of lava flows reaching roads, officials said. The 2,963 m (9,721 ft) high Merapi is one of Indonesias most active volcanoes and is already on...

five-kilometre danger zone around the crater as administrations in Central Java and Yogyakarta provinces monitor the situation. People look up at Mount Merapi, Indonesias most active volcano, as it spews rocks and ash out for another day in Yogyakarta. AFP A man sprays insecticide at his crops as Mount Merapi is seen erupting in the background, in Sleman. AP A volunteer uses his walkie talkie as he monitors Mount Merapi during an eruption in Sleman. AP Hot cloud of volcani...

YOGYAKARTA, Indonesia--Indonesia’s most active volcano erupted Wednesday with a river of lava and

Indonesia volcano eruption: Merapi ejects new ash cloud Indonesias most active volcano has been spewing lava and hot ash not long after hundreds of residents had returned home after fleeing a series of eruptions. Hot volcanic material flowed for 1,500 meters (4,900 feet) down the slopes of Mount Merapi The Mount Merapi volcano in Indonesia erupted on Wednesday spewing ash, gas and extremely hot rock fragments for four hours, the Research and Development Center for Geological Disaster Technology...

Indonesian volcano unleashes river of lava and gases in new eruption By Slamet Riyadi Save Normal text size Advertisement Yogyakarta: Indonesia’s most active volcano has erupted with a river of lava and searing gas clouds flowing 1600 metres down its slopes. It was Mount Merapi’s biggest lava flow since authorities raised its danger level in November, said Hanik Humaida, the head of Yogyakarta’s Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation Centre. A volunteer monitors Mount Merap...