A significant volcanic eruption has occurred in the Afar region of Ethiopia, impacting the surrounding area. The event, which began approximately 12,000 years ago, has resulted in localized seismic activity. Residents in the region have reported a sensation of an abrupt, forceful impact, describing the phenomenon as similar to a sudden bomb being thrown. Geological surveys indicate the eruption is ongoing and potentially producing ash and gas. While there are no confirmed casualties, authorities have issued warnings advising caution and monitoring the situation. The eruption’s impact on the local environment and surrounding ecosystems is being assessed.
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