Nine new eruptions at Indonesia's Semeru volcano

Six eruptions of the Lewotobi volcano were recorded in Indonesia.

Consensus

Scientists recorded at least nine new eruptions of Mount Semeru in East Java, Indonesia.
At least six eruptions were recorded at Mount Lewotobi on Flores Island, Indonesia.
Ash plumes from both volcanoes rose to significant heights above the craters.
Authorities issued safety warnings to residents and tourists to stay at least 5 kilometers from the crater of Semeru.
Authorities warned of risks of lava flows, pyroclastic flows, and mudflows along nearby riverbeds.
The ash plumes from Lewotobi spread primarily in the west and northwest directions.
The ash plume from Semeru spread in the north, northeast, and west directions.
The Association of Russian Tour Operators stated that the incidents do not threaten Russian travelers.
Tour operators follow safety measures recommended by Indonesian authorities.

The ash plume from Semeru reached 4,876 meters above sea level, equivalent to 1,200 meters above the volcano's summit. — m24
The Association of Russian Tour Operators emphasized that tour operators always comply with safety measures recommended by the country's authorities. — m24
Mount Lewotobi is a volcanic complex with two peaks: Lewotobi Laki-Laki (1,584 m) and Perempuan (1,703 m), with the former being more active. — vedomosti
On May 2, an eruption of Mount Mayon in the Philippines affected over 50 settlements and required delivery of about 250 boxes of respirators. — vedomosti