Indonesia’s Marapi volcano in the West Sumatra province erupted, sending a thick plume of toxic ash and smoke nearly 10,000 feet into the air.
Eleven climbers were found dead, and 12 others were missing.
Search and rescue operations have been temporarily suspended. (Trending: Bombshell Email Uncovered Between Joe Biden And Hunter)
Volcano Erupts With Thunderous Roar, Sends Toxic Ash Nearly 10,000 Feet Into Air
19-year-old Zhafirah Zahrim Febrina in this video survived and she is in the hospital.
Eleven hikers have been found dead near the crater of Indonesia's Mount Marapi volcano. pic.twitter.com/eeYlMWZMA2
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The eruption caused volcanic ash rain in the Nagari Lasi area, prompting officials to distribute masks and warn residents to stay indoors due to health concerns.
Mount Marapi remains on Alert Level II, and people are advised to avoid activities within a two-mile radius of the volcano’s crater.
Indonesia’s Mt. Merapi erupted with ash plumes on December 3, spreading volcanic ash over several villages and causing the death of 11 hikers out of 50 blocked non the #volcano by the event.pic.twitter.com/E2STQSqeew
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