31 Volcanic Eruptions Marked the Beginning of 2021

Andrea Lidwina 28/01/2021 10:20 WIB

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PVMBG recorded 31 volcanic eruptions from the beginning of the year until Wednesday (27/1). The majority of these eruptions originated from Mount Sinabung, which is currently on alert status (Level I

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The Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation Center (PVMBG) recorded 31 volcanic eruptions from the beginning of the year until Tuesday (January 27th). The majority of these eruptions (26) originated from Mount Sinabung, which currently has a Siaga (Alert Level III) status.

Two eruptions each came from Mount Ili Lewotolok and Mount Merapi. Both are also at Siaga (Alert Level III). Meanwhile, Mount Semeru, which remains at Waspada (Alert Level II), contributed one eruption.

Mount Merapi erupted again yesterday afternoon, releasing pyroclastic flows and causing ash rain in several surrounding areas. Local residents immediately evacuated.

Editor : Muhammad Ahsan Ridhoi

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