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The Geological Agency has denied a viral video showing a major eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau circulating on social media. The public is urged to refer to official channels for accurate information regarding volcanic activity.
Mount Merapi was observed releasing incandescent lava avalanches eight times toward the Sat and Putih Rivers on Monday (6/7). The volcanic activity status of the mountain remains at Level III (Alert).
Mount Semeru was observed erupting with an ash column reaching 1 kilometer in height. Officials urge residents to remain vigilant regarding the potential for pyroclastic flows and lahar flows along river basins.
Authorities have raised the status of Mount Anak Krakatau to Level III (Standby). Residents, fishermen, and tourists are urged to stay outside a five-kilometer radius from the crater to avoid eruption impacts.
Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki in East Flores has once again spewed an ash column 1,000 meters high. The Alert Level III status remains in place with strict mitigation recommendations for local residents.
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Mount Semeru spewed a 1,000-meter-high column of volcanic ash. Local authorities warned residents of the latent danger of secondary explosions from leftover eruptive material along the lahar path.
Mount Awu in the Sangihe Islands remains at Level III (Alert). The Geological Agency recorded a dominance of shallow volcanic earthquakes and urged the public to remain vigilant about potential eruptions.
