Mount Agung Back erupts, PVMBG: Bali is Still Safe to Visit
Gunung Agung in Karangasem regency, Bali, again erupted on Thursday (11/1/2018) yesterday. Even so, PVMBG states Bali is still safe to visit.
Volcanic activity of Mount Agung is still relatively high. A number of eruptions or eruptions continue to occur on the mountain that since last year received special treatment.
Latest, on Thursday (11/1) at 17:54 pm, Mount Agung back spraying volcanic ash with an altitude of approximately 2,500 meters above the peak. PVMBG party also has not revoked the Awas status of the mountain.
Gunung Agung in Karangasem regency, Bali, again erupted on Thursday (11/1/2018) yesterday. Even so, PVMBG states Bali is still safe to visit.
Volcanic activity of Mount Agung is still relatively high. A number of eruptions or eruptions continue to occur on the mountain that since last year received special treatment.
Latest, on Thursday (11/1) at 17:54 pm, Mount Agung back spraying volcanic ash with an altitude of approximately 2,500 meters above the peak. PVMBG party also has not revoked the Awas status of the mountain.
Head of PVMBG Kasbani ensure the Island of Gods, Bali, still safe to visit. Provided the tourists do not enter the danger zone with a radius of 6 kilometers from the top of the mountain.
"We reiterate that the danger zone has been set with a radius of 6 kilometers, but the volcanic ash potential exists, but it depends on the direction of the wind, Yesterday it is to the north and northeast, so it is not about the airport in Denpasar Transportation is still normal," Kasbani said. met at the office PVMBG, Jalan Diponegoro, Bandung, Friday (12/1).
Kasbani again confirmed Bali safe visited. The tourists can still come to enjoy the beauty of the Island of the Gods. "So reaffirm the tourism is still safe, tourists are safe outside the zone (danger) 6 kilometers, so please the tourists come," said Kasbani.
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