Deadly Eruptions at Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Force Mass Relocation

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Mount Lewotobi Laki-laki in Indonesia erupted again, causing panic among residents after previous explosions killed at least ten people. The volcanology agency reported seven eruptions, with the largest sending ash 8,000 meters into the air. Authorities have set a 7km exclusion zone and over 10,000 people are in temporary shelters, with warnings of potential flash floods and cold lava flows.
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