Life in Indonesia's Volcanic Danger Zone

The video explores Indonesia's volatile volcanic activity, focusing on Mount Sinabung, one of the most active volcanoes. It discusses the challenges of living near such unpredictable natural phenomena and the role of volcanologists in monitoring and predicting eruptions. The video also highlights safety measures and emergency responses in these high-risk areas.

What makes Indonesia one of the most volatile countries on the planet?

• High population density

• Frequent volcanic eruptions and earthquakes

• Rich biodiversity

• Tropical climate

What is the role of Deltar Nugraha Carinata in Indonesia?

• A volcanologist monitoring volcanic activity

• A tourist guide

• A local village leader

• A military official

Who is allowed within 5 kilometers of Mount Sinabung?

• Only scientists and military officials

• Emergency responders

• Tourists and locals

• Journalists and photographers

What indicates a potential volcanic eruption according to the video?

• Gray smoke from the volcano

• White smoke from the volcano

• Sudden weather changes

• Increased animal activity

What is a challenge in predicting volcanic eruptions?

• Measuring the temperature of lava

• Determining the exact time of eruption

• Identifying the type of eruption

• Calculating the height of ash clouds