More residents flee after eruption of Mount Semeru
Officials have announced a state of emergency for the next two weeks and authorities have been distributing free masks to protect against ash in the air
Officials have announced a state of emergency for the next two weeks and authorities have been distributing free masks to protect against ash in the air
The quake, felt in capital Jakarta, has no tsunami potential, an official said.
Locals fled on motorbikes sometimes three at a time as a mushroom cloud of ash approached and monsoon rains lashed the area in East Java.
When contacted, Selangor Fire and Rescue Department director Norazam Khamis said the victims were six children and four adults aged between six and 63.
The dramatic rescue captured on camera Wednesday evening revived hopes that survivors could still be pulled alive from the wreckage.
Footage has shown that there were several structures that were simply unable to resist the tremor, or were built without adhering to stringent quake-resistant standards.
The calls for help came as authorities warned that debris from landslides needed to be cleared, with heavy rainfall expected in coming days.
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