Indonesia: Marapi Volcano Spews 1.5 KM-High Ash Column

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Indonesia: Marapi Volcano Spews 1.5 KM-High Ash Column

Mount Marapi in Indonesia's West Sumatra erupted again on Wednesday, April 3. Local authorities said that the ash column spewed by the volcano reached 1,500 meters above the peak.

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  • 2024/4/03 23:03:22
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  • Dewi Maha Ranie via Spectee
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  • Indonesia Video Recording Date/Time: April 3, West Sumatra, 2024 at 09:32h, Video Location: Jl. Raya Padang Panjang - Bukittinggi

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