Indonesia's Mount Sinabung Erupts Again
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Indonesia's Mount Sinabung has erupted again, forcing more than 25,000 villagers to flee
their homes.
The 2,460 metre volcano remains on the highest alert level and increasing numbers of people
are fleeing their homes to seek refuge in shelters.
The government's alert status moved to its highest level after violent eruptions in recent
months from the volcano that had lain dormant for four centuries.
Indonesia lies on the so-called Pacific Ring of Fire with nearly 130 active volcanoes,
more than any other country.
