Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki, located on the island of Flores in Indonesia, erupted spectacularly on Tuesday, releasing an ash plume that soared more than 11 kilometers (approximately 6.8 miles) into the atmosphere, according to the country’s volcanology agency.
Authorities issue warnings
In response to the eruption, local authorities have swiftly escalated the alert status to its highest level. They are advising residents to refrain from any activities within a 7-kilometer radius of the volcano to ensure safety. Fortunately, there have been no reports of injuries or fatalities stemming from this event.
Monitoring the situation
The situation is being closely monitored by volcanologists, who are tracking the volcano’s activity to assess any further risks. Residents and local communities are encouraged to stay informed through official channels as the situation develops.
«There have not been any reports of casualties.»