Indonesia issues highest alert as volcano erupts
Summary
A volcano named Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki in Indonesia erupted, sending a massive ash cloud high into the sky. Authorities issued the highest alert level and set up a 7-kilometer safety zone around the volcano due to potential hazards, but there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.Key Facts
- Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki erupted, creating an ash cloud over 11 kilometers high.
- The eruption took place on Tuesday at 17:35 local time.
- A 7-kilometer exclusion zone was established around the volcano.
- No immediate damage or injuries were reported.
- Previous eruptions in November resulted in nine deaths and many evacuations.
- The volcanology agency warned about potential lahar floods, which are fast mud or debris flows, in case of heavy rain.
- People were advised to wear face masks to protect against volcanic ash.
- At least one village was evacuated, and ash rain fell in nearby areas.
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