According to the Indonesian Volcano Geology Disaster Mitigation Center, at 6:34 local time on October 24, the Semeru volcano in Indonesia's East Java province erupted. The ash column was about 1,000 meters high, and the eruption lasted about 124 seconds. The Indonesian Volcano Geology Disaster Mitigation Center advises people not to operate within a radius of 5 km of the crater, and prohibit any activity within 13 km of the river in the southeast direction of the crater. At the same time, they are wary of secondary disasters such as volcanic debris flows, lava collapse, and volcanic mudslides.

According to the Indonesian Volcano Geology Disaster Mitigation Center, at 6:34 local time on October 24, the Semeru volcano in Indonesia's East Java province erupted. The ash column was about 1,000 meters high, and the eruption lasted about 124 seconds. The Indonesian Volcano Geology Disaster Mitigation Center advises people not to operate within a radius of 5 km of the crater, and prohibit any activity within 13 km of the river in the southeast direction of the crater. At the same time, they are wary of secondary disasters such as volcanic debris flows, lava collapse, and volcanic mudslides.