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Indonesian authorities have declared the highest level of danger for the region in the east of the country. In Indonesia, the eruption of the volcano Semera on the island of Java began. He threw a cloud of ash 15 km into the sky and forced almost 2,000 people to evacuate. Indonesian authorities have declared the highest level of danger for the region in the east of the country. 1979 people were moved to 11 shelters, and the authorities distributed masks to residents. “Most of the roads were closed this morning, now it is raining volcanic ash that has blocked the view of the mountains,” said a local volunteer. The Indonesian Ministry of Transport said the eruption did not affect air traffic, but a warning message was sent to two regional airports. In turn, the Japan Meteorological Agency is studying the threat of a tsunami after the eruption of Semer. Several hundred more people received serious burns, and more than 10 thousand residents were evacuated.
