Indonesia’s Mount Lewotobi’s eruption sends ash 6,000 metres into sky, prompting highest aviation warning

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Mount Lewotobi in Indonesia erupted multiple times on Sunday, sending ash 6,000 meters high. Authorities issued the highest aviation alert (red), urging aircraft to avoid the area. A 6-kilometer danger zone was established, and residents were warned of potential lahars. The eruption caused thick ash clouds to spread in multiple directions. Face masks were recommended for those in affected areas.