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Mount Merapi has been downgraded from an alert status, but authorities warn that hot and cold lava can still be a threat.
Mount Merapi leaves residents to contend with burning all the cattle that were killed during the eruptions.
Volcanic rocks still burn and smolder, although it has been ten days since Mount Merapi’s last major eruption.
Mount Merapi volcano has subsided, new hardships for thousands of refugees left in the designated danger zone.
With Mount Merapi quiet for the moment, search and rescue teams around the volcano are stepping up recovery efforts.
As Mount Merapi Volcano continues to spew, the Indonesia military has deployed special forces units to prevent further loss of life.
Mount Merapi—Several villages on the slopes of the volcano have been utterly devasted by the recent eruptions, including Kepuharjo.
Mount Merapis aftermath has left Yogyakarta, a city 17 miles north of the erupting volcano, in a dire situation.
Mount Merapi erupted again this morning, Friday Nov. 5, sending down a deadly cloud which killed at least 49 people and inflicted serious burns on 66.
Indonesia’s Mount Merapi exploded with three times the force of the October 26 eruption.
A slideshow of Mount Merapi, one of Indonesia’s most active volcanoes, erupting.
Mt Merapi has erupted for the fourth time in three days, extending the disaster which killed at least 34 and drove 40,000 from their homes.
Indonesia’s Mount Merapi volcano could erupt at any moment, and more than 11,000 local residents will be evacuated Monday afternoon.
