File picture of Mount Merapi spewing ash and lava as seen from Sleman in Yogyakarta on June 25, 2021. - AFP
JAKARTA (Xinhua): Indonesia's most active volcano Merapi has emitted hot clouds sliding down as far as 2,000 m to the southeast, the Geological Disaster Technology Research and Development Center (BPPTKG) said Tuesday (June 29).
The hot clouds erupted at 11.32am local time with an amplitude of 60mm, a duration of 152 seconds, and winds moving to the west.
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