Indonesia: Mount Lewotobi Lakilaki Erupts, Alert Level Raised

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Indonesia: Mount Lewotobi Lakilaki Erupts, Alert Level Raised

Mount Lewotobi Lakilaki in Flores, Indonesia erupted on Sunday, June 9. The alert status was raised to Level III by The Geological Agency the next day as the firelight was observed. At the moment, the lava flow remained stable according to reports.

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