Shocking
Shocking Moments When Tsunami Hits The Ground In Indonesia
On Saturday, an Anak Krakatoa volcano erupted in Indonesia, after which a tsunami hit the area between Java and Sumatra. According to the latest data, at least 222 lives were lost, and at least 843 people are injured.
The authorities are afraid that the number of victims will continue to increase, while urging citizens to avoid the danger of a new tsunami.
A dramatic video has also surfaced on the web, which shows the moment when the tsunami hit the scene of the concert in Indonesia and crashed the stage. The Seventeen music band, who performed there, confirmed that the bassist group and their manager died in the tsunami, while several members of the group are still missing.
The activity of the volcano Anak Krakatoa triggered a five-meter tsunami, which hit the coast around around 9:30 pm local time.
Many roads are severely damaged, and access to some cities is not possible. Some villages are completely cut off from the world, and there is no electricity in many places.
There were at least 556 houses and nine hotels destroyed completely, and the deaths are reported from the regions of Pandeglang, South Lampung and Serang.
The authorities in Indonesia initially considered that the major wave was caused by tidal and full moon, so there were no warnings before the accident.
The authorities are afraid that the number of victims will continue to increase, while urging citizens to avoid the danger of a new tsunami.
A dramatic video has also surfaced on the web, which shows the moment when the tsunami hit the scene of the concert in Indonesia and crashed the stage. The Seventeen music band, who performed there, confirmed that the bassist group and their manager died in the tsunami, while several members of the group are still missing.
The activity of the volcano Anak Krakatoa triggered a five-meter tsunami, which hit the coast around around 9:30 pm local time.
Many roads are severely damaged, and access to some cities is not possible. Some villages are completely cut off from the world, and there is no electricity in many places.
There were at least 556 houses and nine hotels destroyed completely, and the deaths are reported from the regions of Pandeglang, South Lampung and Serang.
The authorities in Indonesia initially considered that the major wave was caused by tidal and full moon, so there were no warnings before the accident.
