Volcano erupts AGAIN spewing lava high into sky after expoding TWICE in one day
THESE dramatic images show a volcano spewing lava and black ash high into the sky - just days after already erupting TWICE in one day.
The Sinabung volcano on the Indonesian island of Sumatra can be seen with lava spewing from its tip in these unbelievable pictures.
The violent eruption was caught on camera yesterday, and came just three days after the same volcano exploded twice on Friday.
The 2,460-metre spectacle has been under a high risk warning since 2010, but officials fear the blasts are becoming bigger and more frequent.
Sumatra had previously been lying dormant for 400 years, but now authorities are closely monitoring the magma mount.
The volcano has been blighting locals nearby for the last two years, with a three mile exclusion zone around Sinabung in place.
Estimates suggest 9,500 people have been evacuated by the near constant eruptions.
Local residents have also been asked by authorities to remain patient while they dealing with the impact of Sinabung's eruptions.
Agus Salihin, a volcanologist at the Sinabung observation post, said the eruption was one of the biggest since early 2015.
The Indonesian government has placed an area of 3.5 km (2.1 miles) radius around the peak under a red-alert high-risk danger zone.
The government has an evacuation plan in place for the area and evacuated everyone about 10,300 villagers in the most high-risk danger zone.
The country is on the Pacific "Ring of Fire" which is an arc of volcanoes and fault lines encircling the Pacific Basin, one of the most seismic regions on the planet.
There are around 130 active volcanoes in Indonesia, including Mount Sinabung.