Gunung Ibu di Maluku Utara Erupsi Berkali-kali, Kolom Abu Tebal Muncul Tingginya Capai 1 KM

Summary

On October 3, Mount Ibu in West Halmahera, North Maluku, Indonesia, erupted again. The eruption was recorded at 4:46 PM WIB, with ash columns reaching approximately 800 meters above the summit. The volcano also showed increased activity on October 2, with ash columns reaching 1000 meters. The Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation Center advises people to stay outside a 4-kilometer radius and a 5-kilometer sectoral distance to the north of the active crater. Residents are advised to use masks and glasses if ashfall occurs and to follow government instructions for safety.

Takeaways

• 🌋 Mount Ibu in Halmahera Barat, North Maluku, erupted again on Thursday, October 3, 204.
• 🕒 The eruption occurred at 04:46 AM local time, with the ash column rising about 800 meters above the peak.
• 💨 The ash plume was gray, with thick intensity, and drifted towards the northwest.
• 📊 The eruption was recorded with a maximum amplitude of 28 mm and lasted for 52 seconds.
• 🔥 On the night of Wednesday, October 2, an eruption was recorded reaching a height of 1,000 meters above the peak.
• 🌫 The ash from the October 2 eruption had a thick gray color and drifted towards the west.
• 📉 Seismographs recorded an amplitude of 28 mm and the eruption lasted for 1 minute and 31 seconds.
• ⚠️ Authorities advised people to avoid activities within a 4 km radius and a 5 km sectoral extension in the northern direction of the active crater.
• 😷 In case of ash rain, people are advised to wear masks and goggles when going outside.
• 📢 The local government of Halmahera Barat is coordinating with the volcanology center in Bandung for updates on Mount Ibu's activity.

Q & A

What event is the video script covering?

The script is covering the eruption of Mount Ibu in West Halmahera Regency, North Maluku, Indonesia, which occurred on Thursday, October 3, 204.

At what time did the eruption of Mount Ibu occur?

The eruption of Mount Ibu occurred at 09:46 Eastern Indonesia Time (WIT).

How high was the volcanic ash column observed during the eruption?

The volcanic ash column was observed to be approximately 800 meters above the summit of the mountain or 2,125 meters above sea level.

What was the color and intensity of the volcanic ash during the eruption?

The volcanic ash was observed to be gray in color with thick intensity, moving towards the northwest.

What were the measurements recorded by the seismograph during the eruption?

The eruption was recorded by the seismograph with a maximum amplitude of 28 mm and a duration of 52 seconds.

When was another significant eruption of Mount Ibu recorded prior to the October 3 event?

Another significant eruption of Mount Ibu was recorded on Wednesday, October 2, at around 22:08 Eastern Indonesia Time (WIT).

How high was the ash column during the October 2 eruption?

The ash column during the October 2 eruption reached a height of 1,000 meters above the summit or 2,325 meters above sea level.

What safety measures were recommended for people in the surrounding area during the eruption?

People were advised not to engage in activities within a 4 km radius from the summit and in a 5 km sectoral expansion area to the north of the active crater. Additionally, in case of ashfall, people were encouraged to wear masks and goggles when outdoors.

What advice was given to the public regarding the eruption and the spread of information?

The public was advised to follow official directions from local authorities and to avoid being misled by unverified information.

Which institutions are responsible for monitoring and coordinating responses to the Mount Ibu eruptions?

The Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation and the Mount Ibu Observation Post in Gam are responsible for monitoring the eruptions and coordinating responses with local authorities.