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Mount Merapi volcano erupts in Indonesia, sending ash up to 1,600 meters high
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Mount Merapi volcano erupts in Indonesia, sending ash up to 1,600 meters high
Indonesia's most active volcano erupted on Wednesday morning, sending a column of volcanic ash up to 1.600 meters above the mountain's summit. The early morning eruption of Marapi, located in West Sumatra province, was recorded on a seismogram with a maximum amplitude of 28,6 millimeters and a duration of about 31 seconds, state-run Antara News agency reported, citing PGA officer Ahmad Rifandi in Padang. "The explosion was still ongoing when the…
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