#Myanmar #mudVolcano #eruption #volcano #climate #destruction #anomaly 🇲🇲 Eruption of the Nagar Gri Mud Volcano in Myanmar‼️

🌋 On October 5, 2024, a small eruption occurred at the Nagar Gri mud volcano on Ramree Island, Myanmar. The eruption lasted about 30 minutes, throwing mud up to 3 meters into the air and covering an area approximately 100 meters in diameter.

ℹ️ The Nagar Gri volcano is known for its large and fiery eruptions, which is where its name, meaning "Dragon," comes from. According to records, significant eruptions occurred in 2011, 2008, 2006, 2000, 1996, and 1990.

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🇨🇴|🌋 On November 11, a mud volcano erupted in Colombia, specifically the San José de Mulatos volcano, also known as Volcán de Lodo El Aburrido or Cacahual Volcano, located in the Turbo municipality in the Urabá region of Antioquia. The eruption reportedly occurred around 4:45 p.m., and videos capture the dramatic moment when methane gases ignite, intensifying the spectacle of the event.

🔥 This volcano is known for its hazards — in 1992, an earthquake-triggered eruption here tragically killed 7 people and injured 20.

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🇨🇴|🌋 Eruption of the Los Aburrido Mud Volcano in Colombia

‼️ On November 11, a mud volcano eruption occurred at Los Aburrido in Colombia, resulting in powerful mudflows. Aerial footage captured fresh, dark mudflows and the volcano’s vent crater formed after the eruption. According to ground photos from the Colombian Geological Service, the mud layer averages between 1 and 2 meters thick.

🎥Video source: Andrés Julián. November 12, 2024

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🇮🇩 Mud Volcano Eruption in Central Java

On December 3, 2024, a mud volcano erupted in the village of Gabusan, Blora Regency, Central Java. Known as Bledug Kesongo, the volcano spewed a fountain of mud over 12 meters high.

Mud volcanoes differ from lava volcanoes, as their eruptions release a mixture of mud, hot water, and toxic gases, including methane and carbon dioxide. This phenomenon indicates active tectonic processes in the region, potentially linked to increased seismic activity.

Local monitoring services are closely observing the situation and urging residents to exercise caution near the eruption zone.

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🇲🇲Mud Volcano Eruption in Myanmar Following Powerful Earthquake

🌋 On April 6, 2025, a unique phenomenon occurred in Myanmar: following the strong earthquake that struck the country on March 28, a mud volcano erupted near the village of Naga in Rakhine State. The eruption was captured in a video lasting just over six minutes, showing the volcano spewing mud while local residents watched with concern from a safe distance.

⚠️ This phenomenon is a consequence of the devastating earthquake that affected the region, causing not only destruction but also the appearance of such unusual natural events.

🔗Source: Radio580

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🇦🇿🌋 Eruption of the Lokbatan Mud Volcano

⚠️ On April 9, the Lokbatan mud volcano in Azerbaijan erupted for the 29th time on record. According to geologists, the previous eruption occurred in September 2024.

This time, the eruption was not accompanied by fire, although Lokbatan is known for its fiery outbursts in the past. The event was captured on video by Dr. Orhan Abbasov and has since been shared by local media.

🔗 [Source GIA.az