News from Indonesia reports that alert level was raised on Indonesia's Mount Papandayan volcano. The volcano lies 51 Kilometers southeast of Indonesia's third-largest city, Bandung, which is home to around three million people.
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[...] Indonesia: Alert level raised around Mt. Papandayan News from Indonesia reports that alert level was raised on Indonesia’s Mount Papandayan volcano. The volcano lies 51 Kilometers southeast of Indonesia’s third-largest city, Bandung, which is home to around three million people. [...]