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0:42Now PlayingA major volcanic eruption in Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula on Tuesday spewed ash hundreds of kilometers across the remote far eastern region and prompted warnings of a risk to air travel.
As strong explosive eruptions continued at the Shiveluch volcano in the northeast of Kamchatka, ash clouds reached as high as 8 kilometers (26,240 feet) and drifted about 430 kilometers (258 miles) to the southwest and south, said the Kamchatka Volvanic Eruption Response Team, a state monitoring agency. “Ash explosions up to 15 kilometers could occur at any time. Ongoing activity could affect international and low-flying aircraft,” it said.
Russian aviation authority Rosaviatsiya issued a maximum code red hazard notice and instructed air crews to take into account the eruption when choosing routes for domestic and international flights.
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