agung in A Sentence

    1

    Gunung Agung continues to erupt to this day.

    0
    2

    Mount Agung 's.

    0
    3

    PVMBG reported that the eruption at Agung continued during 4-10 July.

    0
    4

    Mt Agung last erupted in 1963, causing more than 1000 deaths.

    0
    5

    The status of Agung has been lowered from level 4 to 3.

    0
    6

    It is unlikely that this event will trigger an eruption of Mount Agung.

    0
    7

    The last time Mt Agung erupted was in 1963, where 1600 people were killed.

    0
    8

    Visitors to Bali are reminded that there is currently a 4 km exclusion zone around Agung.

    0
    9

    Agung might erupt, and if so, how, is because the seismic activity in particular is constantly changing.

    0
    10

    Mount Agung on the Indonesian island of Bali has been relatively'quiet' today in terms of eruptive activity.

    0
    11

    The last time Mount Agung erupted- interviews with older people currently at evacuation centres, who remember the 1963 eruption.

    0
    12

    The second image(below), which was also posted yesterday evening, allegedly shows the summit crater of Agung at ground level.

    0
    13

    Mount Agung in Bali has been erupting periodically since 2017 when a huge eruption sent ash spewing into the sky.

    0
    14

    Those of you on Twitter may have seen some of his communications about Sinabung, Agung and other Indonesian volcanoes(see below).

    0
    15

    Indonesian officials say Agung continues to erupt and spew water vapour and ash between 2,000 and 3,400 metres high above the crater.

    0
    16

    Updates and amendments will be issued via the MAGMA Indonesia website as and when any further changes occur to Mount Agung's activity.

    0
    17

    No new updates on Mount Agung, which is currently at Alert Level 4 due to elevated seismic activity, but has NOT(yet) erupted.

    0
    18

    Cabinet Secretary Pramono Agung said the central government will instruct the local authorities to shorten the process of making a business license.

    0
    19

    Based on BNPB and PVMBG reports, the eruption at Agung continued during 6-12 December, with high seismicity and nighttime crater incandescence often visible.

    0
    20

    Com for a while will remember that Mount Agung on the east side of the Indonesian island of Bali made headlines last year.

    0
    21

    Mount Agung on the far eastern side of the Indonesian island of Bali had a small eruption around 12:50 local time on 6th July.

    0
    22

    Agung in 1963 there was no geophysical monitoring equipment on the volcano, and therefore no historic seismic data to compare the current activity with.

    0
    23

    The intensity of the thermal anomaly on 29 June was the largest recorded at Agung since the beginning of the eruption on 21 November 2017.

    0
    24

    As reported recently, the Alert Level at Mount Agung has been lowered from 4 to 3 following a reduction, but not complete cessation, of activity.

    0
    25

    The extent of the exclusion zones around Mount Agung are also being reduced from 9 km and 12** km to 6 km and 7.5** km respectively.

    0
    26

    No casualties have been reported, and there have been no new additions to the evacuation centres for inhabitants from the exclusion zones around Agung volcano.

    0
    27

    This does not mean though that it is safe to visit the summit, and tourists are reminded to stay outside of the exclusion zone around Agung.

    0
    28

    With regards to visual observations of Mount Agung, steam(water vapour, which is one of the volcanic gases) has been seen intermittently above the crater summit area.

    0
    29

    On 5 October PVMBG reported that the rate of volcanic earthquakes at Agung had not increased during the previous 12 days, but continued to fluctuate at a high level.

    0
    30

    The only site that tourists are currently being advised to avoid is Besakih Temple(see image below), as this is within the current recommended exclusion zone around Mount Agung.

    0