Thousands of villagers have been displaced as Mount Semeru volcano spews ash and smoke into the sky, Indonesian authorities say
Jakarta, Indonesia Mount Semeru, a volcano on Indonesia's East Java Province, erupted on Saturday, spewing a column of smoke and ash while displacing thousands from the area, authorities said.
No casualties have been reported so far, and emergency teams are still assessing the situation on the ground as they gather information about possible victims and displaced people,Budi Santosa, Head of Disaster Management of East Java Province, said on live television on Saturday. He said there are two sub districts that have been"badly affected" by the volcano's eruption.Volcanic ash, the smell of sulfur was reported around 3 p.m.
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