The Russian Academy of Sciences, which displays the state of the eruption of a big volcano on the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia on the evening of the tenth, stated the quantity of volcanic ash was the best because the 1964 eruption. The authorities are calling on residents to chorus from going out unnecessarily.
At 10 p.m. Japan time on the tenth, a large-scale eruption occurred on the Shivelch volcano within the northeastern a part of the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia.
Volcanic ash continued to fall over a large space on the eleventh, and in a video that was taken in a village about 50 kilometers away from the volcano, one can see the roads and buildings coated in volcanic ash.
According to the Russian Academy of Sciences, which displays the eruption scenario, the quantity of volcanic ash from the eruption of Shiveluch is the best because the 1964 eruption, based on the volcanic ash piled up greater than eight centimeters in some locations. I’m assuming there may be.
The native Ministry of Emergency Situations is looking on residents to chorus from going out unnecessarily and to shut the home windows in order to not inhale the volcanic ash.