Jakarta, Indonesia - Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki, a volcano located in south-central Indonesia, erupted three times on Friday, March 21st, causing concern among local residents and prompting authorities to raise the alert level. According to reports, the eruptions sent plumes of ash and smoke into the sky.
The Indonesian volcanology agency has been monitoring the volcano's activity closely and has urged residents in the surrounding areas to remain vigilant. People are advised to stay informed about the situation and follow the instructions of local authorities in case of further eruptions or ashfall. Details on the specific alert level raised and the impact on air travel, if any, are still emerging. The name Lewotobi Laki Laki translates to "male Lewotobi," with a corresponding "female" volcano named Lewotobi Perempuan nearby.
Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki Volcano Erupts in Indonesia
Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki volcano erupted three times on Friday, prompting authorities to raise the alert level. The volcano, located in south-central Indonesia, has been showing increased activity in recent days. Residents are being advised to stay vigilant and follow the guidance of local officials. The eruptions have caused ashfall in nearby areas.
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