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Volcano eruption forces the rescue of more than 170 climbers on Indonesia’s Mount Semeru
JAKARTA: Indonesian authorities said Thursday they helped more than 170 climbers who were caught a day earlier by Mount Semeru’s sudden eruption to return to safety as the seismic activity of Java island’s highest volcano indicated that the eruption will continue. About 178 people, including climbers, porters, guides, tourism officials and tourists, started their way up the the 3,676-meter (12,060-foot) mountain in the Lumajang district of East Java province Wednesday and became stranded at the Ranu Kumbolo camping area.
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aljazeera.com
Indonesia’s Semeru volcano erupts, alert level raised to highest
The volcano has spewed ash clouds as tall as 5.6km (3.48 miles) into the sky, authorities say.
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arabnews.com
Indonesia raises alert level as volcano near Bali erupts
SURABAYA, Indonesia: A volcano on Indonesia’s main island of Java erupted on Wednesday, throwing ash and gas kilometers into the sky and forcing officials to raise the alert…
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forbes.com
Semeru Volcano Erupts In Indonesia, Spewing Powerful Pyroclastic Flows
Semeru volcano — the highest volcano on Java — erupted on the afternoon of November 19, 2025, with pyroclastic flows racing at high speed down its slopes.
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theguardian.com
Mount Semeru eruption in Indonesia prompts evacuations
More than 300 people most at risk are move to shelters as tallest peak on Java island unleashes clouds of hot ash
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upi.com
Indonesian eruption forces evacuation, threatens air traffic - UPI.com
Indonesia's Mount Semeru produced volcanic ash columns 6,500 feet high that pose a danger to regional air traffic and forcing evacuations.
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Volcano eruption forces the rescue of more than 170 climbers on Indonesia’s Mount Semeru
JAKARTA: Indonesian authorities said Thursday they helped more than 170 climbers who were caught a day earlier by Mount Semeru’s sudden eruption to return to safety as the seismic…
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Climbers at Indonesia’s Mount Semeru safe after sudden volcanic eruption
At least 178 people, including climbers, porters, guides and tourism officials, were stranded on the 3,676m mountain.