Indonesia: Mount Marapi Eruption Continues, Ash Reaches 1,500 Meters

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Indonesia: Mount Marapi Eruption Continues, Ash Reaches 1,500 Meters

Mount Marapi in West Sumatra erupted for three consecutive days from April 1 to 3, with ash plumes reaching up to 1,500 meters.

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  • ILEA004256320
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  • 2025/4/03 23:17:16
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  • Nazia Idrus via Spectee
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  • Nazia Idrus via Spectee
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  • 108.09(MB)*
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  • 2025 at 07:15h, Video Location: Sungai Puar in Agam Regency, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Video Recording Date/Time: April 3

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