Bali's Mount Agung volcano erupted on Saturday evening and three times early on Sunday, lighting its cone with an orange glow and sending ash 4,000 metres into the atmosphere.

Several scientists remarked that Agung's recent behaviour matches the buildup to the devastating 1963 blast that left 1,600 people dead and ejected enough debris -- … The latest photographs from Bali show that ash has covered human feet and plants as well as buildings and shrines. Here are live updates and the latest news. Mount Agung has been spewing out gas and debris for weeks, with volcanologists warning that it could be on the brink of a major eruption. Bali's Mount Agung volcano is showing signs of a potential repeat of the devastating 1963 blast that left 1,600 people dead, scientists have warned as the country ordered a mass evacuation of … The blast is understood to be a Strombolian eruption, tweeted MAGMA Indonesia, the country’s official source on volcano, earthquake, and tsunami disasters. BALI’s highest volcano Mount Agung appears on the brink of a violent eruption as it spews cold lava and sends a dark ash cloud into the sky. Eruption news and volcano updates / VolcanoDiscovery. Maintaining the volcano and earthquake news sections on this website, the free Volcano Webcams tool and interactive map widget is a free-time, both time- and server cost intensive effort. Mount Agung erupted in Bali. A volcano on the Indonesian island of Bali has erupted, spewing lava and throwing chunks of rock up to 3 kilometers away. The volcano then became dormant for decades, before suddenly entering a new period of activity in 2017. The island suffered a huge eruption from Mount Agung in 1963 which killed over 1,000 people and destroyed several villages on Bali. Volcanic debris, ash and other particles have continued to spew out of the volcano, leaving a seven-mile high hazardous cloud above the mountain top. Within days the Bali Recovery Group, a co-ordinating committee of existing local Non Government Organisations (NGOs), was created with the aim to “help deliver the best services, collect data and minimise duplication of effort” (Bali Recovery Group 2004, Bali … 3.20pm: Bali volcano ash covers everything from plants to human feet. Bali volcano evacuees 'broken-hearted' The evacuees who couldn't leave their pets But while some here scrutinise every little piece of scientific data, others are waiting for spiritual signs.

BALI'S Mount Agung volcano has erupted again, spewing a 6,560ft high flume of thick ash into the air and hurling lava down its slopes.

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