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Indonesia: Raised Alert Level for Mount Marapi Eruption (West Sumatra Province)
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On November 6, the alert level for Mount Marapi in West Sumatra Province was raised from Level II to Level III (SIAGA: Alert) due to increased volcanic activity.
Currently, access is restricted within a 4.5-kilometer radius of the summit. Residents near the area are advised to stay vigilant against potential flooding during rainfall and to wear masks in case of ashfall.
Please stay updated with related information to ensure your safety.
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According to the Indonesian Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation, the activity level of Mount Marapi near Bukittinggi, West Sumatra, has intensified. As a result, the eruption alert level was raised to Level III (Alert) on November 6.
Authorities have imposed restrictions on access within 4.5 kilometers of the summit. Additionally, nearby residents are urged to take precautions such as avoiding flood-prone areas during rainfall and wearing masks during ashfall.
Mount Marapi previously erupted on December 3, 2023, resulting in the deaths of several climbers. Please remain attentive to updates and follow official instructions.
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