Volcano

Volcanologists say it is difficult to predict if Mount Agung will erupt or not

Volcanic ash from Bali’s erupting Mount Agung volcano disrupts flights to and from the island’s airport

President Joko Widodo implored residents living in a zone, deemed at risk to seek refuge in emergency centres

Ash covered roads, cars and buildings near the volcano in the northeast of the island

For now, life was going along largely as normal on the island famous for its beaches, temples and gentle culture

The airport has prepared buses and trains to divert passengers to alternative hubs in neighbouring provinces

This crater last erupted in 1198

91 volcanoes ranging in height from 100m to 3,850m have been found through remote survey

Total of 111 people, including eight children, were forced to stay at three shelters on the highest mountain in Spain

The Campi Flegrei volcano under the Italian city of Naples may be nearing a critical pressure point

Aerial footage of the island, about 1,000 km south of Tokyo, showed a cone in the middle surrounded by vegetation

Hikers have been told to keep at least 3 kilometres from the smouldering volcano

The fast-moving flows incinerated homes and left livestock blackened and peeling

Seven people were exposed to the hot clouds, killing three and leaving four others critical, says official

Authorities said they were prepared to issue a wide-scale evacuation order if the situation deteriorates further

The country's Seismology and Vulcanology Institute urges authorities to take precautionary measures for air traffic

Airport spokesman Liza Anindya said that the concern is that the ash might affect flights