Volcanic eruption, the highest alert in the sand

The country's disaster management board fears the volcanic eruptions from Mount Agung volcano in Bali, Indonesia. The volcano woke up 54 years later in the country. There was a panic among the people around the volcano. People are asked to move away from the vast area. Indonesian authorities have closed an airport as well as a maximum caution.

Authorities say black smoke and ashes have climbed up to 3,400 meters above mountain peaks. Fire extinguished from the fire. It is advised to stay away from the cast stone in the volcanic eruption.

The country's national disaster management board has upped the level of alertness to four, saying they are facing a major disaster. Continued ash from the volcano. The flames of fire are seen at night. Large volcanic eruptions occur.

Archaeologist Mark Adams of the University of Adelaide said that the volcano reached the next stage of volcanic eruption. Lava appears in its turbine. But when it will start its evolution, it is difficult to say something specific now. It can be awful and widespread, and maybe something very small.

In order to avoid damage, the Indonesian authorities have taken the necessary steps. The situation is still beyond control, said three.

Since September, there was evidence of this volcano, called Mount Agung. From that time the concerned authorities issued the highest level of caution. About 1.45 million people were taken to a safe distance from the surrounding area of the volcano.

On Tuesday, the volcanic eruption began to erupt again and again at the anxious level. At this time 25 thousand people were forced to move. Authorities have asked people living in the volcano area of ​​seven and a half kilometers to go for safe shelter. Yesterday the smoke and ashes were released from Mount Agung.

Indonesia currently has more than 120 active volcanoes. One of them is Mount Agung. In 1963, about 1,600 people died in the latest volcanic eruptions. References: BBC online.