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Three Volcanoes in Alert Status: Their Safety Distances
Three Indonesian volcanoes remain at Level III alert status with safety distances of 3-5 km.
In brief
Three Indonesian volcanoes remain at Level III alert status with safety distances of 3-5 km. Indonesian disaster agency confirms three volcanoes, Anak Krakatau, Merapi, and Semeru, remain at Level III alert with safety zones of 3-5 km. Originally reported by Liputan6.
Volcanic Alert Status Confirmed
Three Indonesian volcanoes remain at Level III alert status as of 13 November 2026.
Safety Distances for Anak Krakatau
Anak Krakatau has a 5-kilometer danger zone with risks of lava flows, pyroclastic projectiles, heavy ash rain, and secondary eruptions.
Merapi Safety Zone
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Merapi has a 3-kilometer danger zone with risks of pyroclastic surges, lava flows, and volcanic materials.
Semeru Safety Distances
Semeru has a 5-kilometer danger zone with risks of pyroclastic surges, lava, pyroclastic projectiles, and lahars.
Public Safety Advisories
Residents must avoid active craters and new islands within 1 kilometer and tourist zones with 5-km radius for Anak Krakatau and Semeru.
Emergency Recommendations
BNPB urges public compliance with safety zones to prevent volcanic hazards and protect lives.
What it means
Indonesian disaster agency confirms three volcanoes, Anak Krakatau, Merapi, and Semeru, remain at Level III alert with safety zones of 3-5 km.
