BANDUNG, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia's Mount Kelud volcano, which was put on the country's second-highest alert level last month, shows several alarming signs indicating it may erupt, the country's top volcano expert said.
"I'm scared about Kelud," said Surono, head of the Centre for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation in Bandung, in an interview with Reuters on Saturday.
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