Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki in East Nusa Tenggara has erupted again, with an ash column reaching 800 meters. The public is urged to remain vigilant and stay away from the five-kilometer danger radius.
Mount Merapi released pyroclastic flows up to 2 kilometers on Monday morning. BPPTKG maintains the Alert (Level III) status and urges residents to stay away from the danger zone.
BMKG clarified that the accumulation of pumice in Sarmi and Biak waters originated from an underwater volcanic eruption in Papua New Guinea, not local volcanic activity in Indonesian territory.
Banten BPBD urges the public to remain calm following the Alert status of Mount Anak Krakatau. Disaster mitigation efforts are strengthened to ensure the safety of Anyer and Carita tourism areas.
Mount Anak Krakatau's status has officially been raised to Level III (Alert) after a series of intensive volcanic activities were detected since early June 2026. A safe radius of three kilometers has been established.
After an intensive two-week search, two teenagers from Krinjing who were reported missing were found dead at the bottom of a ravine on Mount Bismo, Wonosobo.
The international exhibition EDRR Indonesia 2026 will take place in Jakarta to strengthen the national disaster mitigation system through the utilization of cutting-edge rescue technology and cross-sector collaboration.
Mount Ibu in North Maluku has erupted again, spewing an ash column 400 meters high. The public is urged to comply with the safety radius established by PVMBG.
