The volcano in southern Japan has erupted for the second time in four months, covering the sky with large plumes of ash clouds extending hundreds of kilometers. This was reported by the weather agency and local media. Sakurajima is known as one of Japan's most active volcanoes.
Redaksiya reports, citing a source, that the Japan Meteorological Agency stated the eruption occurred on Saturday afternoon. According to the agency, ash rose up to 3,400 meters as a result of the eruption. According to the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper, this was the first major eruption since December 13.
The Japan Meteorological Agency also noted that the eruption helped reduce most of the crustal deformation accumulating inside the volcano. Further information regarding the incident is being monitored based on data provided by the weather agency and local media.