Volcano Priyadi Kardono

Published on August 31, 2010 by admin · No Comments

Sinabung Monte said the last eruption in 1600, when observers did not know because of the eruption of the volcano and were followed for more activity.Evacuations on the slopes of the volcano began Friday at the first sign of activity. Up to 10,000 people who fled to remain in public buildings, temples and other evacuation centers in two towns.The government distributed about 7,000 refugees and masks to create public kitchens where people can cook food, has said the spokesman Kardon Priyadi the National Disaster Management Agency.Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelago, is located in the “Ring of Fire”, an arc of volcanos and fault lines encircling the Pacific Basin.

Vigna Gudjonsson, Icelandtotal.com Director explained: “The visits of the volcano have been a great success and in contradiction with recent reports, the volcano Eyjafjallajökull is not a threat to visitors, provided they are accompanied by professionals not guidesThere sign of the eruption is nearing completion and it is impossible to know when the eruption stops, but maybe tomorrow, maybe in a year. However, if the volcano is erupting, the tour operators in the travel industry in Iceland will continue to offer volcano toursGudjonsson added, “Travels in Iceland is that this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to attend an active volcano. You can not compare this experience with anything and people know they are witnessing something special.

At that time only volcano threatens to disrupt flights in the region. The experts have rejected similar perturbations VolcanoMount Sinabung Iceland erupted 400 years yesterday after forcing 20,000 people to move to another location on the north side of the island of Sumatra. It was one of the volcanoes are not monitored because of no activity in the last few hundred miles year3.5 area around the volcano was declared a danger zone and all residents were forced to leave area. The Indonesian authorities have said that more people could be asked to evacuate as the situation worsens.