'What we fear is that the ground will be cold on the outside but still be hot on the inside,' police officer Imam Mukson Rido explained. The volcanic debris's fragility complicated rescuers' efforts. Mount Semeru has been active since Saturday, putting emergency personnel and inhabitants of the surrounding area on edge.ДЄuthorities said that Tuesday saw three minor eruptions, each blasting ash almost a kilometer into the sky. Nearly 3,700 people had been evacuated from the region, he added.

34 people have died and 17 remain missing,' disaster agency spokesperson Abdul Muhari said. 'According to the latest information from the ground.

On Tuesday, search personnel sent dogs to assist with the effort. Since the catastrophic weekend eruption, rescuers have faced challenging conditions, searching for survivors and bodies among the volcanic rubble, ruined buildings, and destroyed vehicles. 'When the eruption occurred, I truly believed I was going to perish here.' 'I'm traumatized when I asked my relatives if they were brave enough to return to Curah Kobokan, they all said no, preferring to sleep under a tree,' said Marzuki Suganda, 30, a 30-year-old who works at a nearby sand mine. The tragedy engulfed entire homes and vehicles, blanketing towns like Curah Kobokan in grey ash and causing inhabitants to fear going home. On Saturday, a volcano on the Indonesian island of Java erupted, ejecting volcanic ash into the sky and showering boiling mud on towns as hundreds of scared residents fled their homes. The death toll from the Mount Semeru volcano eruption in Indonesia increased to 34 on Tuesday, the national disaster agency reported, as relief was sent to the damaged region.

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