Crece éxodo en Indonesia por temor a erupción de volcán

Thousands of residents in Bali are evacuating due to increased volcanic activity at Mount Agung. Over 96,000 people have fled the area as more than 800 tremors have been recorded, and a thin column of smoke is visible. The last eruption in 1963 resulted in over 1,100 deaths and lasted a year. Displaced individuals are staying in various shelters, and volunteers are providing education to children in exclusion zones. Mount Agung is one of over 120 active volcanoes in Indonesia, which is located on the Pacific Ring of Fire.

What prompted the evacuation of thousands of residents in Bali?

• A tsunami warning

• Increased volcanic activity

• A severe storm

• An earthquake

How many people were affected by Mount Agung's eruption in 1963?

• Over 500

• Over 1,100

• Over 2,000

• Over 3,000

Where are the evacuees from the volcanic threat currently staying?

• In government buildings

• In hotels

• In temporary shelters

• In neighboring islands

How far is Mount Agung from the tourist center of Kuta?

• 50 kilometers

• 60 kilometers

• 70 kilometers

• 80 kilometers

What is the Pacific Ring of Fire known for?

• Its beautiful beaches

• Its volcanic and tectonic activity

• Its rich biodiversity

• Its ancient ruins