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Gamalana volcano (Maluku province, Indonesia): eruption continues with strong ash explosions

lundi déc. 12, 2011 15:49 | AUTEUR : ANDI

Powerful vulcanian explosion at Gamalana volcano (12 Dec, photo: Andi / VolcanoDiscovery Indonesia)
Powerful vulcanian explosion at Gamalana volcano (12 Dec, photo: Andi / VolcanoDiscovery Indonesia)
Evening at Gamalana volcano (12 Dec, photo: Andi / VolcanoDiscovery Indonesia)
Evening at Gamalana volcano (12 Dec, photo: Andi / VolcanoDiscovery Indonesia)
Eruptions are continuing at Gamalana volcano, consisting of moderate to strong ash explosions, as observed by our correspondant on location. Volcanologist Mr Kristianto, head/coordinator of all observatory post in eastern Indonesia, reports 4 explosions on 4 December and numerous volcanic earthquakes. The daily status update reads:
- Tremors occuring continuously with amplitudes of maximal 0,5 - 2 mm ( recorded on the seismograph)
- Volcanic earthquake : 52 times
- VA: 1 times
- Tectonic quake : 1 times
- Eruptions: 4 times

Gamalana volcano (Maluku province, Indonesia): new eruption

lundi déc. 05, 2011 08:23 |

Gamalana erupting ash on 11 Dec (photo: Andi)
Gamalana erupting ash on 11 Dec (photo: Andi)
Gamalana volcano on the evening of 11 Dec (photo: Andi)
Gamalana volcano on the evening of 11 Dec (photo: Andi)
Mount Gamalama volcano in Indonesia's remote North Maluku province erupted at 23:00 local time on Sunday (1400 GMT), according to local news. The eruption produced small amounts of ash, causing local electrical blackouts and ash fall in the provincial capital city of Ternate.
There are reports of damage or fatalities. According to the news, some people from nearby villages have evacuated to safer locations, while a number remained at their homes.
No ash seems to be visible on satellite imaginary: the VAAC Darwin has not issued any advisories, suggesting that the eruption is small. On the other hand, ash is difficult to detect in tropical areas with heavy cloud cover.
The National Agency of Disaster Management (BNPB) is in charge of monitoring the situation and prepare for possible evacuations.
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