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Ring of fire: A long exposure photo shows smoke rising as lava flows from the crater of Mount Slamet volcano before dawn, as seen from Brebes town in Indonesia's Central Java province on Friday
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Ring of fire: A long exposure photo shows smoke rising as lava flows from the crater of Mount Slamet volcano before dawn, as seen from Brebes town in Indonesia's Central Java province on Friday. Indonesian authorities have put the Mount Slamet volcano on the second-highest alert level after it erupted 38 times on Thursday, spewing lava some 1500 metres (5,000 feet) into the air. Authorities warned residents to remain outside a four-kilometer radius of the volcano. (AFP) (5,000 feet) into the air. Authorities warned residents to remain outside a four-kilometer radius of the volcano. (AFP)
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span class="caption">Ring of fire: A long exposure photo shows smoke rising as lava flows from the crater of Mount Slamet volcano before dawn, as seen from Brebes town in Indonesia's Central Java province on Friday. Indonesian authorities have put the Mount Slamet volcano on the second-highest alert level after it erupted 38 times on Thursday, spewing lava some 1500 metres (5,000 feet) into the air. Authorities warned residents to remain outside a four-kilometer radius of the volcano. (AFP)
