Indonesia: Mount Lewotobi Erupts Again in East Flores

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Indonesia: Mount Lewotobi Erupts Again in East Flores

Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki, erupted again on Friday, July 11, at 2:10 PM. The volcano spewed a thick ash column soaring approximately 4,000 meters above its summit. This follows a previous eruption on Monday, July 7, which deposited ash on nearby villages.

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  • ILEA004583153
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  • 2025/7/12 01:38:36
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  • Tobolewo Flores via Spectee
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  • Tobolewo Flores via Spectee
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  • NOTE: No audio Video Location: Pululera Village, East Nusa Tenggara, Wulanggitang Sub-district, 2025, Indonesia Video Recording Date/Time: July 11

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