Indonesia’s Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki volcano erupts, sending ash cloud 11 miles in the air
Jakarta, Indonesia (AP) – Liotopopy Lakki Lakki erupted in Indonesia on Monday, and sent a column of volcanic materials up to 18 km (11 miles) in the sky and the ashes deposited on the villages.
The Geology Agency in Indonesia said in a statement that it recorded the volcano unleashed an ice breakdown of gas clouds below its slopes during the eruption. There were no immediate reports on losses.
The country’s volcano monitoring agency has increased the volcano alert to the highest level yet Thuran on June 18And more than twice as much as an exclusion area to a radius of 7 km (4.3 miles) since then when the explosions became more frequent.
The Eorary of Liotopopy Lacky Lacke in November Nine people were killed and dozens were wounded. also In March.
The mountain, which is 1584 meters long (5,197 feet) is a dual volcano with Mount Liotop Pyremwan in the Flores Timur area.
Indonesia is an archipelago of 270 million people suffering from frequent seismic activity. It contains 120 active volcanoes and sits along the “Fire loop”, which is a horseshoe chain of seismic rift lines that have shattered the Pacific Basin.