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Mount Merapi in Indonesia produced a pyroclastic flow on Sunday, 28/06/2026. The flow travelled around 2km westwards towards the upper Sat/Putih River area, lasting nearly 2 minutes. Authorities are warning people to stay away from danger zones and river channels connected to the volcano. Mount Merapi remains at Level...

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