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Indonesia’s Mount Semeru in East Java erupted five times on Wednesday, sending volcanic ash up to 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) above its summit.11 Feb 2026-11:14
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Mount Semeru, located on the border between Lumajang and Malang districts in Indonesia’s East Java province, erupted seven times within a three-hour period on Wednesday morning, sending ash columns rising between 300 and 800 meters above the summit.04 Feb 2026-12:50
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Mount Semeru in East Java, Indonesia, standing 3,676 meters above sea level, erupted six times on Monday morning, producing ash plumes ranging from 300 meters to 1 kilometer in height.19 Jan 2026-16:51
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Mount Semeru, straddling the border of Lumajang and Malang Districts in East Java, Indonesia, erupted again on Sunday night (Jan. 12), sending pyroclastic flows—locally known as hot clouds—up to five kilometers from the summit.12 Jan 2026-11:34
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Mount Semeru, situated on the border of Lumajang and Malang in East Java, Indonesia, erupted again Thursday morning, sending volcanic material roughly 700 meters above the summit, officials confirmed.08 Jan 2026-11:09
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Indonesia’s Semeru Volcano Monitoring Station (PGA) in Lumajang, East Java, recorded 31 volcanic eruption-related earthquakes on the morning of January 6.06 Jan 2026-16:38
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Mount Semeru erupted once more on Saturday, releasing a column of smoke and ash approximately 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) above its peak in Indonesia’s East Java province.
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Indonesian authorities have evacuated more than 900 people and are assisting the safe return of 170 climbers who were stranded after Mount Semeru erupted on Wednesday, officials said on Thursday.20 Nov 2025-14:29
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Indonesia’s Semeru volcano erupted on Wednesday, prompting the country’s volcanology agency to raise the alert level of Java Island’s tallest mountain to the highest.
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Mount Semeru, located in East Java, Indonesia, erupted once again on Thursday morning, spewing an ash column approximately one kilometer above its peak, according to the Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation Center (PVMBG).
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