Ethiopian volcano erupts after lying dormant for 12,000 years
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- An Ethiopian volcano has erupted after being dormant for 12,000 years, with residents in the Afar region reporting that the impact felt like a sudden bomb had been thrown. Fortunately, no casualties have been reported so far. The eruption has generated significant smoke, which is reportedly heading towards China.
- This eruption marks a significant geological event, indicating a notable change in the region's volcanic activity. The long dormancy of the volcano raises questions about the geological stability of the area and the potential for future eruptions.
- The eruption of the Ethiopian volcano parallels recent volcanic activity in Indonesia, where the Semeru volcano has also erupted, prompting authorities to raise alert levels. Such events highlight the ongoing risks associated with volcanic activity worldwide, emphasizing the need for monitoring and preparedness in vulnerable regions.
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