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Frightening moment schoolchildren flee as colossal cloud of suffocating ash spews 5,000 metres into the air from Indonesian volcano
Frightening moment schoolchildren flee as colossal cloud of suffocating ash spews 5,000 metres into the air from Indonesian volcano
- Indonesian volcano Mount Sinabung has been erupting since last Wednesday
- Terrifying video shows huge ash clouds and plumes of smoke across the sky
- Children fled for their lives as plumes of volcanic ash spewed from mountain
- Officials said there are no casualties yet but residents should watch out for lava
- The mountain sits on a volatile volcanic zone which is prone to seismic activity
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This is the frightening moment schoolchildren fled for their lives as huge plumes of volcanic ash spewed from Indonesia’s Mount Sinabung.
Locals could only watch in horror as the screams of hundreds of children echoed through Tiga Pancur village in North Sumatra.
The colossal ash cloud shot five kilometres into the air, with the plume appearing to head towards the Sipandak elementary students.
The volcano, one of three currently erupting in Indonesia, was dormant for four centuries before exploding in 2010, killing two people.
Another eruption in 2014 killed 16 people, while seven died in a 2016 eruption.
There were no fatalities or injuries from the latest morning, the National Disaster Mitigation Agency said.
Schoolchildren are seen fleeing for their lives as huge plumes of volcanic ash spew from Indonesia’s Mount Sinabung.
The screams of hundreds of children echoed throughout Tiga Pancur village in North Sumatra
The colossal ash cloud shot five kilometres into the air, with the plume appearing to head towards the Sipandak elementary students
Airlines have been issued a ‘red notice’, barring them from flying over parts of Indonesia because of the eruption.
A Jetstar spokesman told Daily Mail Australia the eruption has not affected any of their flights. A Qantas spokeswoman said none of their flights had been affected either. ……Read more:
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