Death toll rises to 8 in New Zealand volcano disaster
Monitoring agency GeoNet said further eruptions on White Island were ‘likely’.
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Monitoring agency GeoNet said further eruptions on White Island were ‘likely’.
The Department of Foreign Affairs said it was aware of the case.
Questions have emerged over why tour groups were allowed into the volcano zone.
A spokesperson for the national disaster agency said there is a danger of more eruptions.
A government volcanologist said it’s possible the eruption was accelerated by the 7.5 magnitude earthquake in Central Sulawesi on Friday.
Authorities said more than 1.7 million people had been affected by the disaster.
The eruption occurred a few kilometres away from Shinmoedake, which featured in the 1967 James Bond film “You Only Live Twice” .
The Mayon volcano began erupting two weeks ago.
Mount Agung has been spewing ash for a number of days.
Mount Agung spewed smoke and ash as high as 4,000 feet this morning.
It’s not clear when – or even if – the volcano will erupt.
The last time Mount Agung erupted was in 1963.
The Icelandic volcano Holuhraun, which erupted in 2014, did not increase the amount of water in the clouds.
Ash has been spewed for thousands of metres above Mount Anso.
Four people out of the 31 people who had been found in cardiac arrest near the peak were confirmed dead.
Official say 45 to 49 hikers sheltered overnight in cabins on the mountain.
At least eleven hikers were injured when Mount Ontake started spewing ash and smoke.
There is currently an orange alert in place indicating an increased potential of an eruption.
The ash has blanketed eastern Javanese cities forcing seven airports to close.
A man and woman in their 60s were crushed to deaths, while 200,000 people in a 10km radius have been ordered to evacuate their homes.
Victims were covered by scorching clouds during the eruption.
Around 20,000 people have been displaced as Mount Sinabung spews lava on Sumatra island.
A yellow alert has been issued an investigators are looking for signs of fresh and lava.
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The eruption yesterday spewed a plume 5,000 meters into the air.
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This is only the tenth time the volcano has erupted since records began in 1740.
Mount Lokon is one of the country’s most active volcanoes – eruption could be heard more than 5km away.
Mount Lokon in north Sulawesi province has a history of violent eruptions; its last major eruption in 1991 killed a Swiss hiker.
The ash cloud from Iceland’s (still unpronounceable) Eyjafjallajökull volcano could have caused engines to fail and seriously scratched up windows.
Danger zone around volcano has been extended after last night’s eruption and about 1,000 locals have been urged to evacuate in case of further volcanic activity.
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