One of the most active volcanoes in the world in Kamchatka threw out two columns of ash to a height of up to 10 thousand meters
According to seismic data, on April 20, ash emissions occurred at the Karymsky volcano to a height of 6 thousand meters. and about 10 thousand m. above sea level, respectively. As noted by the Kamchatka Volcanic Eruption Response Team, the ash plume spread to the southwest of the volcano.
Bezymyanny volcano in Kamchatka continues active volcanic activity
On March 16, a powerful eruption occurred with the release of lava and ash from the Bezymianny volcano. The resulting huge cloud of ash flies to Chukotka, reports the Kam 24 news agency. Bezymyanny’s aviation hazard code is orange. This means that ash emissions from the volcano’s crater could pose a threat to local airlines.