Mount Semeru erupted twice Thursday, belching a massive column of ash into the sky followed by a flow of lava that sent hundreds of re...
Mount Semeru erupted twice Thursday, belching a massive column of ash into the sky followed by a flow of lava that sent hundreds of rescuers fleeing in panic.
The highest mountain on the island of Java erupted earlier this month, killing at least 48 and leaving a dozen people missing.
Rescuers were digging through the mud and volcanic debris when ash -- which reached 4.5 kilometres from the peak -- and lava flow from the latest twin eruptions forced them to suspend the mission.
Tanggul Bondeli jebol. Ya Allah... ampuni kami 🥺🥺🥺. Tadi setelah erupsi, disusul banjir lahar karena hujan deras mengguyur lereng semeru #Semeru #banjir #prayforlumajang pic.twitter.com/xv8SrnntL2
— NineInspire (@AnggraNing) December 16, 2021
With information from thejakartapost.com
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