Evacuation due to Erupting Volcano in Indonesia
Over 2,100 people near Indonesia's Mount Ruang were evacuated due to erupting volcano, with concerns of ash, falling rocks, hot volcanic clouds, and possible tsunami. The airport in Manado was temporarily closed due to volcanic ash. Indonesia's Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation recorded multiple eruptions, with ash spreading in various directions. Concerns of a collapse into the sea causing a tsunami are present.
Key Points
- Over 2,100 people evacuated near Mount Ruang in Indonesia.
- Airport in Manado closed temporarily due to volcanic ash.
- Concerns of collapse into the sea causing a tsunami.
- Indonesia has 120 active volcanoes due to its location along the 'Ring of Fire.'
Pros
- Prompt evacuation measures were taken to ensure the safety of residents near the erupting volcano.
- Coordination among relevant stakeholders to ensure flight safety and comfort.
Cons
- Risk of spreading ash, falling rocks, hot volcanic clouds, and potential tsunami.
- Houses, roads, and buildings covered by volcanic ash, with roofs damaged by debris.