Mount Ruang Eruptions Continue, Thousands Evacuated in Indonesia

The ongoing volcanic activity at Mount Ruang in Indonesia has led to repeated evacuations and concerns over further eruptions and tsunamis.

Mount Ruang in Indonesia has experienced multiple eruptions since late Tuesday, prompting mass evacuations and the closure of nearby airports.
Authorities maintain a high alert level, with an exclusion zone of six kilometers around the volcano, amid fears of further eruptions and potential tsunamis.
More than 11,000 residents have been evacuated from the danger zone, with many seeking shelter in makeshift accommodations.
Volcanic ash from the eruptions has disrupted air travel and covered local communities, raising health and safety concerns.
Officials warn that the volcanic activity is not subsiding, indicating a continued threat to the region.