Indonesia’s disaster agency spokesman is calling out a pair of foreigners for disregarding the exclusion zone at Bali’s Mount Agung, which just last erupted on Sunday.
National Disaster Mitigation Agency BNPB Sutopo Purwo Nugroho took to Twitter on Monday share a video to rebuke “dangerous” behavior of the two foreigners who can be seen sitting at the very edge of a volcano crater, referred to as Mount Agung in the footage.
“Even though any activities are already forbidden in a radius of four kilometers from the crater, there are still tourists and tour guides that are reckless and are going to the crater. It’s extremely dangerous because Mount Agung could erupt at any time,” Nugroho tweeted.
“This video from 18/4/2019 is spreading on social media. Do not copy this! It’s dangerous!” he added. Mount Agung is at a level three alert level, or “standby” status, as set by Indonesia’s volcanology center.
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