More than 500 parks are stuck on a volcano after the earthquake in Indonesia

More than 500 parks stuck on a volcano after the earthquake in Indonesia

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Lombok: Middle East Online

More than 500 parks and their guides are still stranded on Mount Ringani, a tourist destination known for its volcanic activity on the Indonesian island of Lombok, after the devastating earthquake that struck the island , local authorities said Monday.
Sodiono, director of Rangani National Park, said: "There are still 560 people stranded" following successive landslides following the magnitude 6.4 earthquake that hit the country. The island yesterday (Sunday).
Soudi suite "There are 500 mountaineers at Segara Anakan Lake and 60 at Batu Sibir."
Among the stranded citizens are citizens of the United States, France, the Netherlands, Thailand, Germany and other countries. Evacuation operations until Tuesday, according to a rescue plan prepared by the authorities.
At least 16 people were killed and hundreds of homes destroyed by the earthquake that caused panic among residents who rushed out of their homes and hotels. The French press: "As for supplies, they have enough for a day or two." [194590] The attack took place 50 kilometers northeast of Mataram, the largest city of Lombok Island, about 100 km east of Bali.
Two people were killed and more than 100 aftershocks were caused.
The locals felt 100 kilometers away on Bali's tourist island, without reporting any damage.
President Goku Widodo visited the affected areas on Monday.

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