B · Normal
[Indonesia’s Semeru volcano erupted with an ash column about 1,000 meters high] October 24th, according to the Indonesian Volcano Geological Disaster Mitigation Center, at 6:34 local time on October 24, the Semeru volcano in East Java, Indonesia erupted. The volcanic ash column was about 1,000 meters high and the eruption lasted about 124 seconds. The Indonesian Volcano Geological Disaster Mitigation Center advises the public not to carry out activities within a 5-kilometer radius of the crater, and prohibits any activities within a 13-kilometer radius of the southeastern crater along the river. At the same time, they should be alert to the risks of secondary disasters such as pyroclastic flows, lava collapses, and lahars.
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