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Sinabung volcano erupts in Indonesia

In the early hours of today, the Sinabung volcano expelled ash up to 3,500 meters, according to Indonesian authorities.

31 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Today, around 4:17 AM Lisbon time, the Sinabung volcano in Indonesia erupted, emitting a cloud of ash that reached an altitude of 3,500 meters above the summit. The eruption occurred after a period of intense seismic activity in the region.

According to Indonesian authorities, the eruption of Sinabung lasted approximately one hour. This volcano, which has had other significant eruptions in the past, continues to be monitored by local authorities.

No significant impacts or evacuations in the surrounding area have been reported yet, but emergency teams are on alert for the evolving situation of the volcano. Experts remain watchful for any new activity.

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