Ethiopian volcano erupts after lying dormant for 12,000 years
Summary
A volcano in northern Ethiopia, called the Hayli Gubbi, erupted for the first time in 12,000 years. It sent ash plumes reaching countries like Yemen, Oman, and further towards India and Pakistan. There were no casualties, but local communities face challenges due to ash covering the land.Key Facts
- The Hayli Gubbi volcano is located in the Afar region, Ethiopia.
- It erupted after 12,000 years of dormancy.
- The eruption happened on Sunday morning and lasted several hours.
- Ash from the eruption traveled to Yemen, Oman, India, and Pakistan.
- The nearby village of Afdera was covered in ash.
- The eruption did not cause any deaths or injuries.
- The local economy, which relies on livestock, may be affected due to ash-covered land.
- The volcano is situated in the Rift Valley, an area where two tectonic plates meet.
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