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Mount That Roared

Tuesday, November 19, 2002

Mount Papandayan in West Java erupted without any warning. Could better monitoring by officials have helped local villagers?

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Located 2,655 meters above sea level at the eastern edge of the West Java volcanic belt, Mount Papandayan overlooks a beautiful panorama—a lush green expanse of tea plantations and patches of edelweiss crowned by the three craters of Kawah Mas, Kawah Manuk and Kawah Nangklak. Two other craters, Tegal Alun-Alun and Tegal Brungbung, skirt the volcanic mountain just 28 kilometers from the city of Garut.

Peace in the surrounding villages

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