PVMBG Called Out the White Smoke from Mount Agung It’s Good, Here’s the Explanation!
AMLAPURA – The exit of gas and white smoke from Mount Agung is actually a good thing. Because the actual gas that accumulates too much in the stomach of Mount
Sulfur content at Radius 12 Km Still Nil, Phase of Pitch of Smoke as high as 1,500 Meters because of It!
AMLAPURA – Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG) Geological Agency Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources since three days ago has been measuring the sulfur content (SO2) of
VIRAL: Another Balinese priest summits Agung volcano to check out situation and conduct prayers
Balinese man Ketut Ngeteg says he hiked up Mount Agung on Oct. 2, 2017 to see the status of the volcano and conduct prayers. Photo via Facebook Another Balinese priest
Nothing to Fear, But Fear Itself
Disaster Management Expert Says Temporary Camps Overflowing Due to People Not Under Threat from Mt. Agung Fleeing their Homes (9/29/2017) The number of people evacuated from their homes in Bali
Anticipating Mount Agung Eruption, KESDM Discussing the Scenario If the Line Ends
DENPASAR – The Ministry of Energy and Human Resources (KESDM) is monitoring the field after the establishment of the status of Mount Agung to level IV alert. This field monitoring
Bali Still Safe, Tourists Should Not Be Afraid ‘Trapped’ Because of Mount Agung Condition
AMLAPURA – Minister of Tourism (Menpar), Arief Yahya, promised to continue to communicate with ambassadors (ambassadors) abroad to ensure Bali tourism is still safe even though the Great Mountain status
GUNUNG AGUNG UPDATE: Until 06.00 WITA Volcanic Earthquake At Mount Agung Recorded There are 205 Times
AMLAPURA – Gunung Agung’s activities are still experiencing ups and downs in terms of seismicity. However, with fluctuations in seismicity, the largest mountain status in Bali is still critical of
Mount Agung Latest: Mount Agung Observed Activity Continues Decline, Problem emergence of Smoke Well Explanation PVMBG
AMLAPURA – Volcanic activity of Gunung Agung in the past week continues to decline. The intensity of seismicity and magma movement tends to decrease, while deformation (bloat) shows a stationary
