Jul 15, 2024
Mount Ruang, a 725-meter (2,400-foot) volcano on Ruang Island, North Sulawesi
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Mount Ruang, a 725-meter (2,400-foot) volcano on Ruang Island, North Sulawesi
Mount Ruang eruption at North Sulawesi province in the Sangihe Islands, Indonesia
FROM : mairem - Mount Ruang eruption in the Sangihe Islands, Indonesia
Mount Ruang spews lava and smoke as seen from Sitaro, North Sulawesi, in Indonesia on Wednesday, April 17th. (Source: -/AFP/Getty Images)
Indonesia's Ruang volcano spews more hot clouds after eruption forces closure of schools, airports - Times of India
MANADO: Indonesia‘s Mount Ruang volcano spewed more hot clouds on Wednesday after an eruption the previous day forced the closure of schools and airports, pelted villages with volcanic debris and prompted hundreds of people to flee. Seven airports, including Sam Ratulangi international airport in Manado, the capital of North Sulawesi province, remained closed after Tuesday’s eruption, the second…
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Chinese woman slips into Indonesian volcano while posing for photo, dies - Times of India
NEW DELHI: A tragic incident occurred on an Indonesian volcano as a 31-year-old Chinese woman, identified as Huang Lihong, lost her life after accidentally falling from the edge of a crater while posing for a photograph. The incident took place at the Ijen volcano, renowned for its mesmerising “blue fire” phenomenon, where the woman and her husband were part of a guided tour aiming to witness the…
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Kuching to Bali to Lombok
An erupting volcano has us sat in the world's loudest airport for hours, but Kuta is still partying when we arrive..
Mount Ruang is not my favorite volcano by any stretch of the imagination. We left Kuching on time at 2pm and then ended up sat at Kota Kinabalu airport for a good 6 hours longer than anticipated because of volcanic ash from the Javan eruptions.
Between the loudest departure announcements in the world, EVER, the alarms from the massage chairs (which beep continuously if you sit in the chair…
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