Mt Agung Volcano Remains Closed to Trekkers
Mt. Agung Volcano are all guarded and monitored by BPBD Officials to prevent people from climbing the 3,031-meter sacred high peak. Quoted by the State News Agency Antara, Arimbawa said: “The people living in the vicinity of Mount Agung and visiting trekkers are asked not to climb the volcano and also not to undertake any activities in the danger zone on the mountain’s surrounding slopes. BPBD considers any areas within a 2-kilometer radius of the volcano’s cone as “ off-limits” and at risk of a spontaneous eruption or lava avalanche that can happen at any time. Arimbawa e...
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