erupted again on Wednesday morning at 07:06 a.m. sending an ash column 700-900 meters into the air This eruption caused ash rain in several areas on the mountain's slopes including Dusun Kamarkajang and Dusun Kajar Kuning in Sumberwuluh Village Although the ash rain did not significantly impact the residents the BPBD (Regional Disaster Management Agency) urged the public to remain cautious and wear masks while outdoors According to the Semeru Volcano Observation Post 47 eruption-related tremors were recorded in the last 24 hours with amplitudes ranging from 10 to 22 millimeters Authorities also confirmed that while the ash rain caused some panic among residents no damage or further threats were reported and the residents were panicking because they were afraid something might happen like before The ash rain lasted around 2 hours," said Maryanto Mount Semeru's status is at Alert Level II with a ban on activities within a 5-kilometer radius from the summit and a 13-kilometer radius in the southeastern sector along the Besuk Kobokan River Mount Semeru is one of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia Its easily accessible location makes Mount Semeru -- the tallest mountain on Java Island -- one of the popular hiking destinations It also offers hikers stunning views of three lakes: Ranu Kumbolo which can be reached along the hiking trail Mount Semeru's peak is famously known as Mahameru This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Freshwater Aquaculture in East Java's Ranu Klakah Lake People's Business Credit Realization Exceeds Rp76 Trillion Agriculture Minister Sees National Rice Production Reaching 1 Million Tons in April Indonesia's First Batch of 2025 Hajj Pilgrims Departs for the Holy Land Indonesian Govt Targets Completion of Patimban Port Construction in Q4 of 2025 Thudong Monks Walk 2,763 Km to Borobudur Temple Four Classrooms at Cimanuk 2 Public Junior High School Severely Damaged Twelve Inactive Railroad Lines in Bandung to Be Reactivated The History and Purpose of World Dance Day Earth Hour Jakarta 2025 Surabaya (beritajatim.com) – Lumajang menjadi kota yang terkenal akan keindahan alamnya berkunjung ke kota ini tak akan lengkap jika kalian tidak mampir ke kafe kafe dengan nuansa alamnya yang asri dan menenangkan Membuat kalian yang sudah bosan dengan suasana perkotaan yang bising akan lebih betah berlama-lama Bagi kalian yang ingin menikmati kafe dengan panorama berbeda berikut adalah beberapa rekomendasi kafe di Lumajang yang cocok untuk menikmati waktu santai sambil menikmati pemandangan alam Café ini menawarkan pemandangan yang memukau dengan suasana yang nyaman dan aesthetic Dengan area indoor dan outdoor yang tersedia tempat ini cocok untuk dikunjungi bersama keluarga D’Burno juga menyajikan menu daging dengan cita rasa ala restoran berbintang yang siap memanjakan lidah pengunjung Alas Jawi Café memberikan pengalaman ngopi yang berbeda dengan lokasinya yang berada di tepi sawah Dikelilingi oleh hamparan hijau yang menenangkan café ini memiliki konsep tradisional yang luas dan nyaman Alas Jawi juga menawarkan berbagai makanan ringan hingga makanan berat seperti Sego Sambel Ayam dan Sego Sambel Klotok Dengan harga mulai dari Rp 5.000 untuk minuman dan Rp 6.000 untuk makanan café ini terletak di Lumajang – Jember Café ini awalnya adalah toko tanaman yang diubah menjadi coffee shop sehingga memberikan suasana yang teduh dan syahdu dengan banyaknya tanaman di sekitarnya Menu yang ditawarkan beragam dengan harga yang sangat terjangkau menjadikan Melaju Kopi tempat yang pas untuk bersantai sambil menikmati suasana hijau Real Café Jatiroto menawarkan pengalaman nongkrong yang berbeda dengan lokasinya yang berada dekat rel kereta api café ini menampilkan interior dengan dominasi perabotan kayu yang memberikan nuansa tradisional Ditambah lagi dengan aksesoris dan pencahayaan yang menarik mulai dari makanan berat seperti nasi goreng dan capcay hingga cemilan seperti kentang goreng dan roti bakar Harga makanan di Real Café mulai dari Rp 12.000 Markas Coffee menawarkan panorama indah Ranu Klakah dan Gunung Lemongan Café ini adalah tempat yang sempurna untuk menikmati senja yang cantik sambil menyeruput kopi Markas Coffee menyediakan berbagai varian menu yang bisa dinikmati sembari menikmati suasana yang nyaman dan tenang Dengan berbagai pilihan café yang menawarkan pemandangan alam yang menakjubkan Lumajang menjadi destinasi yang cocok bagi siapa saja yang ingin menikmati suasana ngopi sambil menikmati keindahan alam Beritajatim.com adalah media online berbasis di Surabaya, dan fokus pada pemberitaan di wilayah Jawa Timur. Sejak awal, beritajatim.com memegang teguh kaidah jurnalistik dalam pemberitaan, sehingga aspek akurasi, disiplin verifikasi, independen, melekat kuat di setiap berita Selengkapnya © 2025 beritajatim.com | portal berita jawa timur hari ini © 2024 beritajatim.comportal berita jawa timur hari ini located on the border between Lumajang and Malang in East Java erupted dozens of times over the past few weeks triggering ash columns and ashfall on villages around the volcano Data from the Semeru observation post in Lumajang showed that the volcano had erupted three times between midnight and 3 am on Feb 7 The mountain spewed thick grayish ash columns between 500 and 700 meters above the summit Semeru observation post official Mukdas Sofian said the volcano erupted 55 times on Feb 8 we could not observe all of the ash columns because the mountain's summit was obscured by fog," said Mukdas Mukdas cautioned the public to stay clear of areas within 500 meters of the Besuk Kobokan River because of the potential for pyroclastic clouds and lahar that could extend up to 13 kilometers from the summit residents are prohibited from engaging in any activities within an 8 km radius of the summit because of the risk of falling rocks residents have been warned to be on alert for potential pyroclastic clouds a violent type of debris flow composed of a slurry of pyroclastic material along the Besuk Kembar and Besuk Sat rivers and their tributaries Authorities have maintained Mount Semeru's status at Level II advisory on the four-tier volcano alert system have experienced moderate to heavy ashfall in recent days prompting authorities to advise residents to wear masks and goggles when venturing outdoors an official at Semeru's Curah Kobokan observation post said the ashfall was triggered by strong winds at the summit which carried volcanic material from the volcano's daily eruptions that had accumulated on the mountain slopes "These strong winds have also made it challenging for us to observe Semeru's ash columns," he said Head of the Lumajang Disaster Mitigation Agency said the eruptions that occurred on Semeru in the past few days were still considered normal volcanic activities we urge residents living at the foot of the mountain to stay away from rivers due to the significant risk of lahar flows especially given the ongoing bad weather," he said Semeru has been showing heightened volcanic activity since November The 3,676-meter volcano erupted 475 times in January alone The volcano experienced two massive eruptions in the past few years including an eruption in December 2021 that killed 51 people and forced nearly 10,000 others to flee their homes authorities were forced to evacuate 2,000 residents living around the mountain after it spewed a cloud of ash 15 km into the sky Authorities recently announced that the volcano would be off limits to the public until further notice citing safety concerns due to increased volcanic activity and the ongoing adverse weather conditions in the area sending ash into the skies over Lumajang Regency A column of volcanic ash was thrown approximately 1 km (0.62 miles) high according to the Geological Agency of the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry "It was recorded on a seismograph with a maximum amplitude of 22 mm and lasted for 165 seconds," the officials added authorities have declared an 8 km (5 miles) exclusion zone around Semeru Standing at 3,676 meters (12,060 feet) above sea level Semeru is one of Indonesia's most active volcanoes experiences the highest level of seismic activity and volcanic eruptions globally EAST JAVA — Heavy rain that poured into the East Java region on Friday (7/7/2023) caused floods and landslides in Lumajang Regency and Malang Regency Residents also felt flooding at several points scattered in Pronojiwo The flood originating from the cold lava of Mount Semeru caused three bridges in Lumajang to break causing water to spill into residential areas Responding to the flood disaster in Lumajang, Dompet Dhuafa, together with PT PLN Nusantara Power Unit Pembangkitan Muara Tawar moved quickly to assist with 25 food packages to residents of Sumber Langsep Hamlet Baca juga: Kolaborasi, DD Jatim dan Komunitas Indonesia Siap Siaga Salurkan Bantuan untuk Para Penyintas Banjir Lahar Dingin Lumajang The aid distribution on Friday (4/8/2023) by Dompet Dhuafa East Java immediately moved to the disaster-affected locations This action is a form of Dompet Dhuafa’s concern for the survivors of the lava flood in Lumajang and is expected to meet the daily needs of the affected residents Dompet Dhuafa is a social and humanitarian institution that focuses on various community empowerment programs helping people in need and providing emergency response assistance “Alhamdulillah, as of today, we have distributed 25 food packages to residents affected by the Lumajang Flood We are very grateful to PT PLN Nusantara Power Unit Pembangkitan Muara Tawar for distributing aid to flood victims in Candipuro District We hope this assistance can ease the burden on our brothers and sisters who are experiencing disasters,” said Khalid Abdillah Head of the East Java Dompet Dhuafa Branch Baca juga: Wakil Bupati Lumajang Apresiasi Program Pemulihan Pasca-Bencana APG Semeru dari DMC Dompet Dhuafa an explanation of the rainy conditions in the Mount Semeru area they have caused an increase in water discharge in the Mount Semeru Lava River basin a flood of cold lava caused several bridges connecting the village to be cut off this assistance is very useful for disaster survivors in Lumajang,” Khalid added The PLN Peduli movement is a humanitarian effort carried out by PLN as a form of concern for others—the donation results from donations collected through PLN Peduli’s Indonesia Siap Siaga (ISS) CSR Program Baca juga: Corps Dai Dompet Dhuafa Beri Sentuhan Rohani Tegarkan Penyintas Erupsi Semeru di Lumajang The involvement of Dompet Dhuafa with its partners is a stimulant for other support to be involved in the Disaster Emergency Response Program provided to victims of the Lumajang Flood disaster Dompet Dhuafa responds when disasters occur by providing various needs such as medical assistance Dana yang didonasikan melalui Dompet Dhuafa bukan bersumber dan bertujuan untuk pencucian uang (money laundry) maupun tindak kejahatan lainnya yang tidak sesuai prinsip syariah dan regulasi Harap konfirmasi setiap transaksi donasi ke Customer Care Dompet Dhuafa Government Temporarily Closes Tumpak Sewu and Grojogan Sewu Waterfalls Raden Putri Alpadillah Ginanjar TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS) has come under the spotlight after the discovery of a nearly one-hectare marijuana plantation in the conservative area The case is currently being brought to trial at the Lumajang District Court a witness named Edwy Yunanto stated that the total area of the marijuana plantation is no more than one hectare 'The total area is less than 1 hectare,' said Edwy in a hearing at the Lumajang District Court on Tuesday it was revealed that there are 59 marijuana planting spots in the conservation area They are approximately 3 to 5 kilometers from Dusun Pusung Duwur The location is difficult to reach," said Yunus Tricahyono who also serves as the Head of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park Management Resort in Senduro District who actually owns the nearly one-hectare marijuana plantation in the Bromo area The marijuana plantation case in the Bromo area involves three defendants who are residents of Dusun Pusung Duwur According to Lumajang Police Chief AKBP Mohamad Zainur Rofiq the three defendants were merely field workers tasked with planting and harvesting the illegal plants 'They do not know where the marijuana is distributed,' said Rofiq when he revealed the discovery of the marijuana plantation on Saturday The owner of the marijuana plantation is suspected to be a figure named Edy who is the intellectual author behind the presence of the marijuana plantation the defendants admitted their willingness to plant marijuana in the conservation area because they were promised a sum of money by Edi who is currently at large and on the wanted list The three defendants claimed to have obtained marijuana seeds from Edy who also provided instructions regarding the planting location 'After the plants are four to five months old they can be harvested,' said Bambang in front of the judges These three defendants claimed to know each other because they are neighbors They admitted their willingness to plant marijuana in the area because they were promised a sum of money by Edy Every time they went down to the marijuana plantation they were promised IDR 4 million per kilogram a police witness revealed that Edy's identity is not in the village or population file it is known that Edy is a resident of Dusun Pusung Duwur This information about Edy was also confirmed by Ngatika his ID card is not available,' said Ngatika the whereabouts of Edy are unknown and he is still on the wanted list it was revealed that each defendant has their own planting area the trial has not revealed who planted in dozens of other points in the area Prior to that, in late September 2024, the Lumajang Police successfully uncovered a case of a marijuana plantation in the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TN BTS) area The police also confiscated evidence in the form of 40,000 marijuana plants and dozens of kilograms of dry marijuana After undergoing an examination process for approximately three months the case file was eventually declared complete or P21 in January 2025 The investigators charged these four suspects with Article 111 paragraph (2) of the Narcotics Law with a maximum penalty of life imprisonment or a minimum of 5 years and a maximum of 20 years imprisonment The marijuana plantation is located in Argosari Village which is part of the work area of the Third Regional Park Management Section (SPTN) in Senduro Field part of the Second Regional National Park Management Area in Lumajang Regency David Priyasidarta and Kakak Indra Purnama contributed to the writing of this article Editor's Choice: Three Facts on Marijuana Plant Discovery in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Prabowo Open to Meeting Retired Military Forum Urging Gibran's Impeachment Free Meal Poisoning Case, Prabowo Alludes to Students Eating Without Spoons Learn About the Outsourcing Practices Prabowo Intends to Scrap Prabowo: Bill Gates to Support Free Nutritious Meal Program in Indonesia Prabowo Rejects 'Puppet President' Label, Denies Jokowi's Control Manpower Minister Unveils Reasons Behind Over 24,000 Layoffs by April 2025 Prabowo Claims 99.99% Success Rate for Free Nutritious Meal Program Indonesia and Japan Deepen Strategic Alliance in Clean Energy and Infrastructure Jokowi Responds to Calls for VP Gibran's Impeachment Prabowo Praises Jokowi's Inflation Control in Cabinet 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amplitude of 21 mm and a duration of 119 seconds Based on the records of Semeru Mountain Observation Post officers the activity of the highest mountain on Java Island on Wednesday was dominated by eruption earthquakes occurring 89 times with amplitudes of 11-22 mm and earthquake durations of 55-148 seconds There were also three instances of avalanche earthquakes four instances of distant tectonic earthquakes and one instance of flood tremor earthquake with an amplitude of 17 mm and a duration of 3,828 seconds Sigit explained that Mount Semeru is still on alert status The Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG) has provided several recommendations to the public not to engage in any activities in the southeast sector along the Besuk Kobokan area up to eight kilometers from the peak (eruption center) the public is not allowed to carry out activities within 500 meters from the riverbank (river boundary) along the Besuk Kobokan area due to the potential threat of pyroclastic flow expansion and lahars up to a distance of 13 kilometers from the peak "The public is also not allowed to engage in activities within a three-kilometer radius from the crater or peak of Mount Semeru as there is a risk of rock projectile danger," said Sigit the public needs to be aware of the potential for pyroclastic flows and lahars along the river streams or valleys originating from the peak of Mount Semeru as well as the potential for lahars in small rivers that are tributaries of Besuk Kobokan Editor's Choice: Mount Semeru Erupted Twice This Morning with 4-Hour Interval, Ash Column Reaches 800 Meters High Jobs That AI Will Replace: Is Your Current Job at Risk? 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22 mm and a duration of 135 seconds Semeru Volcano Observation Post (PGA) Officer in his report on Tuesday morning stated that the height of the eruption column reached 4,676 meters above sea level The ash column was observed to be white to gray with thick intensity towards the northeast two consecutive eruptions have been reported at 00:41 WIB and 05:10 WIB The Semeru PGA Post located on Mount Sawit Lumajang Regency also reported observations in the last 24 hours regarding the volcanic activity of the highest volcano on the island of Java the seismograph of the Mount Semeru observation post recorded at least 62 eruption earthquakes with an amplitude of 10-22 mm and an earthquake duration of 70-180 seconds Then there were 2 avalanche earthquakes with an amplitude of 3 mm and an earthquake duration of 49-58 seconds The Hembusan earthquake was recorded 9 times with an amplitude of 3-8 mm and an earthquake duration of 47-95 seconds Also recorded was 1 harmonic with an amplitude of 6 mm Distant Tectonic Earthquakes were also recorded 4 times with an amplitude of 10-14 mm S-P 14-43 seconds and an earthquake duration of 30-102 seconds The activity level of Mount Semeru until Tuesday morning is still at Level II (Alert) the Center for Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation (PVMBG) issued a number of recommendations the public is asked not to carry out any activities in the southeast sector along Besuk Kobokan as far as 8 km from the peak (center of the eruption) the public is asked not to carry out activities within a distance of 500 meters from the river bank (river border) along Besuk Kobokan because it has the potential to be hit by the expansion of hot clouds and lava flows up to a distance of 13 km from the peak PVMBG also asked the public not to carry out activities within a radius of 3 km from the crater/peak of Mount Semeru because it is prone to the danger of ejected rocks (incandescent) The public is also asked to be aware of the potential for avalanches of hot clouds and lava along rivers or valleys that originate at the peak of Mount Semeru and Besuk Sat as well as the potential for lava in small rivers that are tributaries of Besuk Kobokan Mount Semeru Erupts on Eid al-Fitr Morning Najla Nur Fauziyah Petir Garda Bhwana TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Mount Semeru in East Java erupted again in the early hours of Monday launching incandescent lava into Besuk Kobokan River in the southeast in Supit Urang Village The Semeru Volcano Observation Post on Mount Sawur recorded 28 instances of lava flows over six hours with heights ranging from 1 to 2.4 kilometers.  "Hot clouds and lava avalanches are still occurring but they are rarely observed visually due to foggy weather," said the Head of the Geological Agency Wafid said the eruption also resulted in cold lava as rainfall intensity was still high at Mount Semeru Surrounding residents are asked to stay vigilant of deposits of lava materials and hot clouds along the rivers with headwater from the peaks of Mount Semeru.  "The interaction between high-temperature material deposits and river water has the potential to cause secondary eruptions," he said Mount Semeru's volcanic activity is still intense The number of recorded volcanic shocks shows that seismic activity on Mount Semeru is still high Deep volcanic and harmonic quakes indicate the accumulation of materials beneath the surface of Mount Semeru.  Previous results of deformation monitoring with Tiltmeter and GPS equipment showed no increase in pressure at Mount Semeru "This indicates an increase in pressure on the body of the volcano," said Wafid The Geological Agency still determined Mount Semeru’s volcanic activity at alert Level III The Center for Volcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation (PVMBG) asked locals and visitors to steer clear from the southeast sector of the mountain especially the area under 13 kilometers from the top of the crater The public is also asked to avoid doing activities 500 meters from the banks of the Besuk Kobokan River due to the risk of hot clouds and lava expansion up to 17 kilometers from the peak.  Editor’s Choice: Cilacap Grapples with Access to Clean Water as Dry Season Comes Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Geological Agency Clarifies Mount Gede Eruption Hoax Indonesia's Lewotobi Laki-Laki Volcano Erupts; Some Bali Flights Canceled Indonesia Raises Mount Lewotobi Laki-Laki Alert Status to Highest Indonesian Govt Designates Hazard Zones as Mount Dukono Erupts LUMAJANG, EAST JAVA — Dompet Dhuafa through the Disaster Management Center (DMC) held a Short-Period Islamic Study Class based on disaster mitigation in the Temporary Residential Area (Huntara) from Saturday (15/04/2023) to Monday (17/04/2023) aims to introduce disaster management materials and tips on dealing with disasters to children while in evacuation All participants were students of Grades 5 and 6 of Elementary School affected by the Mount Semeru Eruption disaster in Lumajang Dozens of children participants crowded and participated in this Short-Period Islamic Study Class activity solemnly “Children will be successful in their time depends on the seriousness in responding to information they in accustoming themselves to become a generation with a strong Islamic personality (shakhshiyah islamiyah) have noble thoughts sincerity in social behaviour (mu’amalah) dissertation with obedience in worship,” said Achmad Lukman as Humanitarian Academy Manager DMC Dompet Dhuafa Also Read: Dompet Dhuafa Gelar Pesantren Kilat Di Lapas Anak Wanita DMC Dompet Dhuafa also held a series of activities to grow and strengthen the spirit of Islam with congregational prayers azan and tahfiz Al-Qur’an competitions “Children with all their vitality hold several potentials that deserve to be developed they are the main actors in changing their society so that the back and forth of future lives is in his hands,” said Ady Sumarna as the Person in Charge of Activities who is the Humanitarian Academy Staff of DMC Dompet Dhuafa Also Read: Pesantren Gemilang: Usia Boleh Senja, Tidak dengan Semangat Mereka The hope is that through the Short-Period Islamic Study Class with the theme of disaster mitigation it will be able to foster faith and piety to Allah Almighty and become empowered in facing disasters “So knowing what natural disasters are and examples I also sang a song about (what to do when a disaster occurs),” exclaimed Ilyas Yayasan Plan International Indonesia (Plan Indonesia) has responded to multiple emergencies in 2021 namely Ile Lewolotok volcano eruption and tropical cyclone response in Lembata (East Nusa Tenggara/NTT province) earthquake in Mamuju (West Sulawesi province) Semeru eruption in Lumajang (East Java province) Plan Indonesia has been working closely with subnational Community Engagement and Accountability Working Groups (CEA-WGs) This case study aims to provide an analysis of the implementation of the three pillars of CEA in the recent three emergencies in Lembata and Lumajang to which Plan Indonesia had responded The experience and lessons learned are expected to positively contribute to improvement in accountability and effectiveness of future humanitarian response in Indonesia The first case study in Lembata showed how resources were allocated specifically for promoting CEA and initiating feedback mechanisms in an emergency to the long-term social accountability through the call centre 112 Learning from earlier responses to volcano eruption Plan Indonesia dedicated resources (budget and human resources) to set up initiation process through multi-stakeholder engagement CEA workshop and training Communication channels were made available and various IEC materials were developed for wider outreach Sharing feedback analysis with other humanitarian actors was aimed to influence collective commitment for improved assistance Some invaluable feedback including the preference of family kit over distributed construction toolkit dignity kits for adolescent boys (not only girls) and feedback for priority needs and eligible families for the CVA program The second case study highlighted the establishment of CEA-WG in Mamuju through technical facilitation to strengthen the local leadership Plan Indonesia supported a deployable technical consultant who assist to convene and facilitate coordinated meetings before definitive leadership was in place Supported by Plan Indonesia’s partner the establishment of Displacement and Protection Cluster and CEA-WG were fruitfully facilitated including pilot implementation of feedback mechanisms in 3 villages political dynamics and coordination challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic the pilot provided key lessons on what communication mechanisms worked better with the rural community whose connectivity and ICT infrastructure are limited The third case study emphasised the integration of the existing social accountability platform Plan Indonesia team supported the response lead with a summary report in the cluster meetings as an entry point for discussing the needs of CEA Technical training for Community Information Group (KIM) was agreed to be a strategic step to leverage the public information outreach and proactively collect feedback from the community Since the platform was designed for general feedback to public services the platform is not suited for handling sensitive issues/reports especially because of its requirement for personal identification the lack of integration with the nongovernmental feedback mechanisms and accessibility issues (web-based platform) the platform offers the potential for a scalable model for promoting commitment to nexus it is concluded that effective CEA requires the right mindset and commitment the presence of COVID-19 has stretched local resources and capacity to respond to feedback in regards to requests for assistance some key recommendations include investment in evidence-based advocacy messages and inclusive engagement increasing wider visibility of CEA-WG and maintaining its regular engagement improving cross-cutting issues understanding in CEA addressing capacity gaps of humanitarian organisations at the subnational level and setting up coordinated and accountable responses to coping with multiple emergencies 2021 the Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS) Surabaya held a socialization of Business Mentoring for the Social Entrepreneurship Program (ProKUS) in Lumajang Regency This activity was carried out at the Lumajang District Social Service Hall This activity was attended by the PKH District Coordinator the Camat and the Family Hope Program (PKH) companion Head of Social Handling and Empowerment of the Lumajang Regency Social Service said that ProKUS is one of the government’s programs for poverty reduction There are many government programs from the ministry of social affairs social services and other ministries/institutions in poverty alleviation the East Java Provincial Government Puspa program and others All of this aims to reduce poverty and improve the welfare of the community This ProKUS activity is expected to get support from the sub-district head Because the ProKUS beneficiary group (KPM) is a PKH recipient who has a business Participants in the socialization of ProKUS business mentoring in Lumajang Regency said that the Ministry of Social Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemensos) appointed 26 incubator institutions to carry out ProKUS business mentoring in 33 districts/cities in Indonesia ITS received a mandate from the Ministry of Social Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemensos) to carry out Business Mentoring activities for ProKUS in Lumajang Regency ProKUS business mentoring is found in Mojokerto Regency by Unair Surabaya Probolinggo Regency by UPN Veterans Surabaya and in Malang Regency by Unibraw Malang The ITS ProKUS team in Lumajang Regency is an Incubator and Innovative Business Services (ILBI) Directorate of Innovation and Science Technology Area (DIKST) in synergy with the Center for Regional Potential Studies and Community Empowerment (PDPM) Directorate of Research and Community Service (DRPM) The ProKUS KPM in Lumajang Regency is 300 KPM with the condition that PKH recipients are active and have businesses The purpose of ProKUS business mentoring is to build the socio-economic independence of the poor and vulnerable (PKH recipients) by taking advantage of market opportunities The output targets of ProKUS business mentoring are stable KPM business and profits KPM product expo and business matching KPM with stakeholders/offtakers Dewi Elvia Muthiariny Laila Afifa Lumajang - Cold lava flows from Mount Semeru damaged several bridges and killed a couple who were passing by on a motorcycle on Thursday evening They were residents of Jurang Jejer Hamlet “[The bodies] were discovered by residents this morning chief of Lumajang Candipuro Sector Police on Friday The motorcycle they were riding was found crushed in the river Tempo gathered information that they were returning home from Munder Village Yosowilangun District when the tragedy occurred.  The damage caused by the cold lava flood and landslides that followed the Semeru volcano eruption resulted in significant material losses including damage to at least four bridges in Lumajang Regency one of which was in Kloposawit Village.  head of the Lumajang Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD) said that the agency was still conducting an assessment of the flooding and landslides in the region “The Lumajang BPBD’s Rapid Response Team and a joint team were immediately deployed to the site to carry out an assessment and expedite the handling of the cold lava flood,” Patria told Tempo this morning Editor's Choice: Residents Evacuate as Cold Lava Flood Sweeps Mount Semeru Area North Tapanuli Earthquake: No Help Has Arrived for Victims in Two Districts Cari English Widespread Fire, "Land Above the Clouds" in Bromo Closed TEKS English›Widespread Fire "Land Above the Clouds" in Bromo Closed The fire in the Tengger caldera closed some tourist sites and tourist routes in the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS) The closed tourist location is Puncak B29 in Lumajang Audio Berita This article has been translated using AI. 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The original article can be found in Kebakaran Meluas, ”Negeri di Atas Awan” di Bromo Ditutup KOMPAS - A fire on Mount Bromo has resulted in the closure of the tourist spot Puncak B29 also known as "Land Above the Clouds" in Argosari Extinguishing efforts in the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS) area are still being hampered by strong winds Closure has also been done on tourist routes The closure will come into effect on September 1 It is currently uncertain how long the policy will remain in place Also read: Love that Unites Fire extinguishing efforts are still ongoing around the Bantengan route in Ranupani The fire in the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park area continues to burn and is being fought by a joint team and PPP have not been included in this translation The Head of Administration Division at TNBTS said on Friday (1/9/2023) that the closure has severely limited tourism visits Tourists can only enter through Cemoro Lawang and Wonokitri Septi added that tourists can only visit the Sea of Sand towards Mount Batok and tourism service providers are expected to safeguard the TNBTS from forest fires for the safety of all," he stated The challenge is the abundant dry shrubs and strong winds around the Tengger caldera Also read : Captivated by the Warmth of Bromo-Tengger said that on Friday morning a new fire spot appeared at spot B30 in Senduro "Efforts to extinguish the fire are still ongoing the flames easily grow and spread everywhere a volunteer from the fire prevention community in Argosari Village stated that the extinguishing was done by pouring water from an open container vehicle and hitting the fire with wood Also read: Balabad and Tayub Tengger Villages Non Koresponden TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The regional government has set an emergency status following the flood and landslide that hit Lumajang Regency ”This is one of the efforts to accelerate emergency response in affected locations,” said the head of the National Disaster Mitigation Agency's (BNPB) Center of disaster data According to data from BNPB's Operations Control Center as of Saturday at 08:00 local time six bridges were broken due to the flood of cold lava runoff from Mount Semeru The flood also forced 571 people to relocate to 13 evacuation posts the disaster mitigation agency (BPBD) of Lumajang Regency together with the joint team has also succeeded in opening road access at KM 59 on the zero picket line of Lumajang-Malang we managed to open the road access that has been completely closed due to landslides now two-wheeled and four-wheeled vehicles can pass [the road] again," said Patria Chief Executive of BPBD Lumajang Regency via a phone call BMKG Class I Juanda Sidoarjo released an alert for extreme weather due to atmospheric disturbances in the East Java region on 7-13 July 2023 This increases the potential for extreme weather in the Blitar area BNPB also appealed to increase preparedness and vigilance to anticipate potential hydrometeorological disasters long-term vegetation-based mitigation is needed by planting plants such as vetiver to bind the soil structure and anticipate the threat of landslides Editor's Choice: 10 Killed, 47 Missing in Serasan Natuna Landslide Disaster Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Israel Hit by Sandstorm as Wildfires Still Raging Coastal Flood Submerges Neighborhood Unit in North Jakarta: BPBD Yogyakarta Flood Causes Underground River at Pantai Baron to Overflow and Turn Brown Heavy Rainfall Forecasted Across Saudi Arabia Until Eid al-Fitr 2025 Heavy Rainfall Triggers Widespread Flooding in Manado City Environment Ministry Orders Sentul City to Stop Flood-Inflicted Development BMKG Explains Destructive Doublet Earthquakes Jolting Indonesia's North Tapanuli The Candipuro Pentecostal Church near villages hit by Mt Semeru eruption has been serving food for displaced families since Monday amid chaotic situation as the volcano remains dangerous and continues to spew hot ashes The church in Sumberrejo Village in the East Java district of Lumajang opened a shelter and a public kitchen following Saturday’s eruption that forced at least 5,000 people from their homes one of the organizers of the humanitarian works said the church initially helped its own congregation from nearby villages affected by the eruption “But seeing a large number of victims and the search and rescue team involved in the disaster responses," Ribka said the church’s public kitchen now delivers food to refugees in other makeshift shelters The kitchen received donations of food supplies including vegetables while residents in neighboring towns began to donate money It delivers around 300 meals per day to the most need Ternyata Punya Usaha Penyewaan Kostum Beromzet Ratusan Juta Rupiah KOMPAS.com - Ribut Santoso, seorang guru SDN Pagowan 1, Kecamatan Pasrujambe, Kabupaten Lumajang Videonya yang berbincang dengan murid-muridnya menjadi viral di media sosial Selain mengajar, guru yang kerap 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Viral Kompas Cyber Media (Kompas Gramedia Digital Group) Baca juga: '+json_baca_juga.items[i].title+' The Ministry of Sports grassroots cycling program was initiated on Sunday (27/08) in Lumajang with thousands of participants hitting the 20-kilometer track "The GPN aims to increase public health through cycling We expect this event will stimulate sports participation in Lumajang," said Edi Nurinda Susila the head of the Sports Ministry's Center for Science Attendees of the event included Lumajang's deputy district head who specially thanked the ministry for facilitating the fun cycling event "I hope Lumajang citizens will have stronger bonds after this," Buntaran said adding that there were 24 local cycling clubs present at Sunday's event "The distance was quite far but I'm happy as it is our hobby," said Rudi a member of Indonesia's Classic Bicycle Club The event was also complemented by other entertainment packages The Sports Ministry stated in April that the GPN expected to attract 75 million participants in 2017 Warning: this gallery contains graphic images that some viewers may find disturbing The Saturday’s eruption of Mount Semeru killed at least 22 people and injured dozens after it unleashed lava and thick columns of hot ash that buried a number of villages on its slope in the East Java district of Lumajang and torrential rain also caused a flood of hot mud that destroyed homes and vehicles The National Disaster Mitigation Agency said 27 villagers remain unaccounted for Volcanic activities continued on Monday morning prompting local authorities to again raise the alert level There was a restricted area within five kilometers from the crater Rescuers continued the search for victims and survivors were evacuated to nearby Penanggal village Children took shelter in cramped rooms and they are in dire need of diapers More than 1,300 villagers have been forced from their homes in the aftermath of the eruption TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Lumajang Regional Disaster Management Agency head officer Patria Dwi Hastiadi informed that 115 hectares of land previously burned inside the Bromo National Park area has been successfully extinguished The majority of the land is located in Ranupani Villae and Argosari Village in the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park (TNBTS) no information was given on the wildfire engulfing the Bromo National Park in general the wildfire in Lumajang occurred on the cliff and caldera from Bantengan to B29 [peak]," he said the officers first isolated the burning cliff and caldera to prevent spreading The 5-day effort was a collaborative measure between the national military the wildfire has been extinguished," he added Patria said that it depended on the response from each area's stakeholders Patria mentioned that the volunteers had to cut down trees and shrubs that would potentially spread the fire further The volunteers also guard the protected area preventing the fire from spreading to the protected locations "Including manually spraying water since heavy equipment can't access the area," he informed An expert at the Management Landscape Fire Department in the Ministry of Environment and Forestry said in a written statement quoted on September 13 that the wildfire in East Java encompassed 18,780.94 hectares of forest and 5,867.04 hectares of non-forest land Editor's Choice: Government Closes Access to Bromo Amidst Ongoing Fire Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Israel's Massive Wildfire Contained After 30-Hour Firefighting Israel Wildfire Probe: Police Confirm 3 Arrests Israel's Wildfires: What We Know So Far as Cause Remains Unknown Israel's Netanyahu Declares 'National Emergency' Over Blazing Wildfires Israel Seeks International Aid as 'Largest' Wildfires Rage Near Jerusalem At least 143 Killed After Congo Boat Catches Fire Petronas Gas Pipeline Explosion in Malaysia Injures Over 100 You must confirm your age to access this page LUMAJANG - The increased activity of Mount Semeru by releasing hot clouds on December 4 2021 caused 20 hectares of agricultural land in Supiturang Village Supiturang Village Head Nurul Yaqin Pribadi in Lumajang Regency Wednesday said that of the total area 57 hectares of agricultural land in the area 20 hectares of land destroyed by hot avalanche clouds (APG) and volcanic materials before the eruption of Mount Semeru occurred the Umbulan River flowed which only had a width of 1.5 meters due to the brunt of the lava flood and volcanic material when Mount Semeru erupted Volcanic material causes lava flows with a width of up to hundreds of meters its width now reaches hundreds of meters," he said \Nurul said that the 20 hectares of damaged agricultural land all had land certificates There are approximately 50 people who own the area the land owners want to continue to be able to manage volcanic material on former agricultural land so that they can get results or there is a replacement from what was originally agricultural land," He said the Supiturang Village Government is still continuing to collect data regarding the impact of the damage caused by the eruption of Mount Semeru Data collection will be carried out from house to house Mount Semeru emitted hot clouds on December 4 © 2025 VOI - Waktunya Merevolusi Pemberitaan TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Tourism activities on Mount Bromo, East Java, part of the Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park area were not affected by the Mount Semeru emitting hot cloud avalanches on Sunday Bromo tourism) because the direction of the hot clouds is towards the southeast," the national park's Head of Data and Public Relations Sarif Hidayat told Antara on Sunday Although the Bromo tourism area was not directly affected by the increasing volcanic activity of Mount Semeru Bromo must follow the national park's officers' instructions His party will also continue to monitor the dynamics of Mt Semeru activities from several nearby resorts "The dynamic (activities) of Mount Semeru do not directly affect Mt so tourists should remain vigilant," he said Semeru are located in the same national park the location of Mount Bromo covers four regions The Center of Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG) has raised the status of Mount Semeru to Level 4 or Caution The Lumajang Regional Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD) appealed to the public not to do activities around the slopes of Mount Semeru before the condition is declared as conducive "The BPBD quick response team advised the surrounding community to remain vigilant and calm (while) going to a safe point," said Lumajang BPBD's Head of Emergency Joko Sambang he urged the public not to share unreliable information and wait for official information from PVMBG which will be forwarded by Lumajang BPBD Click here to get the latest news updates from Tempo on Google News Massive Marijuana Field Discovered in Bromo National Park emeru volcano on Java island erupted early on Sunday spewing a two km (1.24 miles) high ash column prompting authorities to warn people to stay away from the eruption range ejected ash clouds and pyroclastic flows that killed at least 46 people and left several missing December 18, 2021, ~ Semeru Volcano, Indonesia ~ New Live Camera #volcano #semeru #indonesia the early morning eruption resulted in dense white and grey ash clouds according to the Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG) The agency warned nearby residents not to conduct any activities within a five km (three miles) radius of the eruption centre and to keep a 500 metre (1,500 feet) distance from riversides due to risks of lava flow PVMBG also told people to not conduct any activities within 13 km (eight miles) southeast of the eruption centre Indonesia has the largest population globally living in close range to a volcano including 8.6 million within 10km (six miles) Quickly share this news with your network—keep everyone informed with just a single click Customize your reading experience by adjusting the text size to small or large—find what’s most comfortable for you Drone Footage of Damage, Stricken Village after Mount Semeru Eruption Locals Return To Houses Damaged by Mount Semeru Eruption Despite Risks Indonesian Houses Lay In Ruin After Deadly Mount Semeru Eruption Damaged Village After Mount Semeru Eruption Mount Semeru Erupts Again As Death Toll Rises To 22 Deserted Indonesian Town Covered in Volcanic Ash Mount Semeru A motorbike is covered with volcanic ashes after Mount Semeru eruption at Sumberwuluh village in Lumajang a local official told a joint virtual press conference Damages are seen after Mount Semeru eruption at Sumberwuluh village in Lumajang Rescuers evacuate sheep after Mount Semeru eruption at Sumberwuluh village in Lumajang People evacuate a sheep after Mount Semeru eruption at Sumberwuluh village in Lumajang Mount Semeru spewed pyroclastic flow accompanied by volcanic ash cloud which indicated the potential for eruption The Center for Volcanology and Geological Hazard Mitigation (PVMBG) stated that Mount Semeru was at level II or "Alert" status PVMBG conducted intensive observations and analyses for daily data updates People were also encouraged to stay away within a radius of 1 km from the peak of Semeru and a radius of 5 km from the South to Southeast of the Mountain’s crater due to the risk of potential impact of the Semeru eruption such as hot cloud and lava flows in the river along Lumajang Regency area The Lumajang Regency Government immediately issued an Emergency Response Decree No.188.45/525/427.12/211 and promptly coordinated with relevant agencies and offices in an effort to evacuate affected and potentially affected communities to the temporary evacuation shelters Yayasan Plan International Indonesia (Plan Indonesia) actively supports the government in providing assistance to affected communities through "Seloka" (Semeru Local) Emergency and Humanitarian Response Villagers evacuate after the eruption of Mount Semeru at Sapiturang village in Lumajang Semeru volcano on Indonesia's Java island erupted on Sunday Rescuers walk during an evacuation operation after the eruption of Mount Semeru at Sapiturang village in Lumajang 2022 shows volcanic materials spewing from Mount Semeru in Lumajang A man walks on a bridge covered in volcanic materials after the eruption of Mount Semeru in Lumajang 2022 shows volcanic materials spewing from Mount Semeru Rescuers help villagers evacuate after the eruption of Mount Semeru at Sapiturang village in Lumajang Rescuers inspect the affected area after the eruption of Mount Semeru in Sumberwuluh village in Lumajang A damaged house is covered by volcanic materials after the eruption of Mount Semeru in Sumberwuluh village in Lumajang Smokes and volcanic materials are pictured in a field after the eruption of Mount Semeru in Sumberwuluh village in Lumajang at 14.50 Western Indonesia Time (Waktu Indonesia Barat – WIB (GMT+7)) Mount Semeru Observation Post at Gunung Sawur Post reported flood lava vibrations or hot cloud avalanches of Mount Semeru located on the border of Lumajang and Malang districts in East Java Province The avalanches recorded with maximum amplitude of 20 millimetres – 25 millimetres Seismographs for 5160 seconds Hot and volcanic ashes blown towards Southwest from the crater Mount Semeru was at alert level 2 (advisory waspada) prior to the lava vibrations and still remains at level 2 Centre of Volcanic and Geology Disaster Mitigation or Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi (PVMBG) reported 9 eruptions following the main eruption on Saturday with maximum amplitude ranging from 22-37 mm Centre of Vulcanology and Geology Disaster Mitigation (Pusat Vulkanologi dan Mitigasi Bencana Geologi or PVMBG) instructed the communities to stay clear of a 5-kilometre radius around Mount Semeru and to stay vigilant for cold-lava flows especially around the river-basin flowing from Mount Semeru hot avalanches have stopped due to rain around the peak of Mount Semeru’s lava dome PVMBG has warned the public of the dangers of exposure to volcanic materials 3 districts in East Java Province namely Lumajang district Malang district and Blitar district have been affected by the hot ash and lava avalanches Causing injuries to 144 people (32 severely injured and 82 mildly injured 43 fatalities and displacing 6,586 people to 125 evacuation location) Most of the evacuation centres are established in open spaces while some of the offices of public authorities and community centres are also used as evacuation centres All the evacuation centres are managed by BPBD The National Water Company is assigned to provide potable water Ministry of Public Work and Housing set up emergency latrines Ministry of health with the support from local community health centre is providing health services and referral services and Field kitchen made available by Ministry of Social Affairs at each of the evacuation centre and community-based organizations also providing services and in-kind donations at the evacuation centres The table below provides further details regarding the evacuation centres 12 praying houses and 1 bridge damaged by the hot ashes and avalanches Communities also lost their livestock such as cow goat and chickens and agricultural stock such as rice and rescue efforts for the first 2 days after the eruption There was 1 mining location with 8 people isolated due to the mud and debris cutoff road access to the area all isolated people cobe rescued on 7 December 2021 Lumajang District government has declared a disaster emergency alert (Tanggap Darurat Bencana) within its administrative area for 1-month starting from 4 December 2021 to 3 January 2022 based on Decree Number 188.45/525/427.12/2021 The Government of Indonesia through provincial ministries police and military services have responded to the situation have dispatched logistical support and aid to East Java non-government and community-based organizations are providing services at the evacuation zone Immediate and logistical needs are covered and sufficient through the 1-month emergency phase BNPB has instructed all humanitarian actors and stakeholders to start planning for the post-emergency phase and preparedness for another eruption there are no active COVID-19 cases in Lumajang COVID-19 still poses a risk considering there are 30 active cases and 2 fatalities across East Java province as of 9 December 2021 Indonesian Red Cross said: “We are rushing more rescue vehicles including food and shelter supplies to help in the coming days and weeks.” Lumajang - Fire razes 15-hectare forest in the foot of Mt Semeru The fire spot was located 5 kilometers away from residential area and 8 kilometers from the peak "It happened Thursday night," said Lumajang Regional Disaster Mitigation Agency (BPBD) Ribowo yesterday denying rumors saying that hot material spilled out of Mt Semeru had caused the fire "The fire is suspected to be triggered by humans [It] can be from cigarette butts or others," Ribowo explained The fire was put down around dusk by joint firefighters from BPDB Lumajang Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park and local residents Ribowo said the volunteers would continue to monitor the area for possible re-appearance of the fire due to wind blowing BPDB of Lumajang stated that the burnt forest is the one located on Petak 2 where pine and teak had grown Two Sumatran Tiger Cubs Born in Barumun Sanctuary, Symbolize Hope for Conservation Indonesia, France Forge Partnership for Sustainable Mining Practices Argentina Hit by Magnitude 7.5 Earthquake, Three Aftershocks Follow Indonesia's EV Ambitions Cause 26,837 Hectares of Deforestation, Greenpeace Warns 2025 Earth Day Action in Jakarta Sees Reduction of Carbon Emissions Our Ocean, Our Action: The 10th Our Ocean Conference Opens in Busan, Korea UNAIR Professor Suggests This Solution to Overcome Microplastics Impact BMKG Explains Why Turkey is Prone to Frequent Earthquakes Jakarta Governor Calls for One-Hour Lights-Off in Support of Earth Day Climate Expert Identifies Main Triggers Behind Earth's Surface Warming Helicopter Pilot Dies Fighting Forest Fire in South Korea's Daegu South Korean Police Arrest Man Who Started Forest Fire Forest Fire in South Korea Declared National Disaster Greenhouse Gas Levels Surge to New Record in 2023: WMO Report Today's Top 3 News: Top 7 Largest Airports in Asia 2024 KLHK: Forest Fires This Year Have Emitted 41.2 Million Tons of CO2 Indonesia's Forestry Ministry Claims to Reduce Forest Fires by Nearly 60 Percent Throughout This Year Forest Fires Expand to 13,000 Hectares in West Kalimantan You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Volunteers help to move a cupboard from a house for cleaning after the Mount Semeru eruption in Sapiturang Village of Lumajang The death toll from the eruption of Mount Semeru has risen to 34 according to a local official.(Photo: Xinhua) People watch the Mount Semeru from Sapiturang Village in Lumajang Rescue teams evacuate bodies of victims during search operation after Mount Semeru eruption in Curah Kobokan Village of Lumajang A motorbike is seen buried with volcanic ash after the Mount Semeru eruption in Curah Kobokan Village of Lumajang A woman stands near a damaged house after a 6.1 magnitude quake hit Lumajang A 6.1-magnitude quake rocked Indonesia's western province of East Java on Saturday People stand near a damaged house after a 6.1 magnitude quake hit Lumajang The highest volcano on Java island spewed thick columns of ash into the sky in a sudden eruption Saturday triggered by heavy rain Villages and nearby towns were blanketed in ash and several hamlets were buried under tons of mud from volcanic debris An area is covered in volcanic ash in Sumber Wuluh village in Lumajang Trucks are covered by volcanic ash that spewed out of Mount Semeru Villagers evacuate their homes in Sumber Wuluh village in Lumajang A house is seen covered in volcanic ash at Sumber Wuluh village in Lumajang after the Semeru volcano eruption that killed at least 15 people A villager rests in an area covered in volcanic ash in Sumber Wuluh village in Lumajang Villagers gather at an evacuation center in Sumber Wuluh village in Lumajang Cooking utensils are seen covered in volcanic ash in Lumajang Mount Semeru spews hot clouds of ash as seen from Pronojiwo Rescuers search for survivors at Sumber Wuluh village in Lumajang A family portrait still hangs in a damaged home in the village of Sumber Wuluh in Lumajang Rescuers carry away the body of a victim in Sumber Wuluh village in Lumajang following the eruption of the Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang A man stands amid damaged houses covered in volcanic ash from Mount Semeru in Sumber Wuluh village Ash and smoke spew from the Mount Semeru volcano Houses and trucks are covered in ash following a volcanic eruption from Mount Semeru that killed a least 15 people Injured livestock are seen after the eruption of the Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang An aerial view of the damaged houses in Sumber Wuluh village after the eruption of the Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang regency A local transports long beans on a motorbike on a road covered with volcanic ash in an area affected by the eruption of Mount Semeru in Candipuro district A woman weeps after her house was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Semeru in Lumajang district A chicken walks in an area affected by the eruption of Mount Semeru in the Lumajang district The swaths of ash from the eruption of Mount Semeru cover a village area in the Lumajang district Villagers and rescuers inspect an area covered with volcanic ash at Sumber Wuluh village Rescue workers find a victim in an area affected by the eruption of the Mount Semeru volcano in Sumberwuluh village Villagers look at a bridge destroyed by lava following the eruption of Mount Semeru in Lumajang district Hot ash tumbled as far as 3,000 meters (9,800 feet) down the slopes of Mount Semeru in Indonesia Falling ash and sulfur blanketed several villages around its slopes The 3,676-meter (12,060-feet) mountain in Lumajang district is the highest volcano on Indonesia’s most densely populated island of Java A man walks on a road blanketed with volcanic ash from the erupting Mount Semeru in Lumajang A rescue worker uses his radio next to a lava flow area following the eruption of Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang which was affected by the eruption of Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang Rescue workers stand next to a lava flow area following the eruption of Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang A general view shows a steaming stream caused by a lava flow following the eruption of Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang Villagers gather to check the damage caused by lava flows following the eruption of Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang People look at the flow of volcanic ash being carried by the water following the eruption of Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang A villager checks agricultural land that was affected by the eruption of Mount Semeru volcano in Lumajang People stand near a road blanketed with volcanic ash from the erupting Mount Semeru in Lumajang People are seen in a middle of a road blanketed with volcanic ash from the erupting Mount Semeru in Lumajang Animals are seen dead after being exposed to volcanic ash from the erupting Mount Semeru in Lumajang People are seen on a road blanketed with volcanic ash from the erupting Mount Semeru in Lumajang A general view of a road blanketed with volcanic ash from the erupting Mount Semeru in Lumajang Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Mount Semeru releases volcanic materials during an eruption as seen from Lumajang The highest volcano on Indonesia's most densely populated island of Java spewed thick columns of ash searing gas and lava down its slopes in a sudden eruption triggered by heavy rains on Saturday Indonesia — The death toll following the eruption of the highest volcano on Indonesia's most densely populated island of Java has risen to 13 officials said Sunday as smoldering debris and thick mud hampered search efforts Mount Semeru in Lumajang district in East Java province spewed thick columns of ash more than 12,000 meters (40,000 feet) into the sky and searing gas and lava flowed down its slopes after a sudden eruption Saturday triggered by heavy rains Several villages were blanketed with falling ash which eroded and finally collapsed the lava dome atop the 3,676-meter (12,060-foot) Semeru He said flows of searing gas and lava traveled up to 800 meters (2,624 feet) to a nearby river at least twice on Saturday People were advised to stay 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) from the crater's mouth "Thick columns of ash have turned several villages to darkness," said Lumajang district head Thoriqul Haq Several hundred people were moved to temporary shelters or left for other safe areas adding that a power blackout hampered the evacuation Villagers inspect the damage at their home in an area affected by the eruption of Mount Semeru in Lumajang The debris and lava mixed with rainfall formed thick mud that destroyed the main bridge connecting Lumajang and the neighboring district of Malang Despite an increase in activity since Wednesday Semeru's alert status had remained at the third highest of four levels since it began erupting last year and Indonesia's Volcanology Center for Geological Hazard Mitigation did not raise it this week National Disaster Mitigation Agency spokesperson Abdul Muhari said at least 13 villagers died from severe burns and 57 were hospitalized including 16 in critical condition with burn injuries He said rescuers were still searching for seven residents and sand miners along a river in Curah Kobokan village who were reported missing Entire houses in the village were damaged by volcanic debris and more than 900 people fled to temporary government shelters said his office had informed the community and the miners that hot ash could tumble down from Semeru's crater at any time after sensors picked up increased activity in the past week destroyed by the flowing lava by the eruption of Mount Semeru in Lumajang But some residents who fled to a government shelter near Lumajang district's head office said authorities did not convey any information to them about the volcano's activities A rumbling sound and heat forced us to run to the mosque," said Fatmah a resident who fled to the shelter from Curah Kobokan about 5 kilometers (3 miles) from the crater "It was a far stronger eruption than in January." Transportation Ministry spokesperson Adita Irawati said her office issued a notice Saturday for all airlines to avoid routes near the volcano She said flight operations are still running as scheduled and that authorities will continue to monitor the situation The Darwin Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre said the spread of volcanic ash from Mount Semeru was detected to the southwest moving at a speed of 50 knots Television reports showed people screaming and running under a huge ash cloud their faces wet from rain mixed with volcanic dust an archipelago of more than 270 million people is prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity because it sits along the Pacific "Ring of Fire," a horseshoe-shaped series of fault lines Become an NPR sponsor