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Mount Semeru and Mount Bromo in East Java, Indonesia, erupted simultaneously on November 5 and currently maintain a level two alert.
China News Service, Jakarta, November 6th. The Chinese Consulate General in Surabaya issued a document on the 6th to remind Chinese citizens to pay attention to the eruptions of Mount Semeru and Mount Bromo in East Java, Indonesia.
According to the Indonesian Geological Hazards and Volcano Monitoring Center, on November 5, local time, Mount Semeru and Mount Bromo in East Java Province erupted simultaneously. The two volcanoes currently maintain a level two alert, and there are risks such as volcanic ash drifting, secondary eruptions, and falling debris.
The Chinese Consulate General in Surabaya solemnly reminds:
1. Chinese citizens who plan to travel to East Java are advised to carefully assess the risks and suspend travel to Bromo, Mount Semeru and surrounding attractions in the near future. Please closely follow the warnings and scenic spot notices issued by the Indonesian Volcano Geological Disaster Reduction Center, the National Disaster Reduction Agency, and the Bromo-Tenger-Semeru National Park.
2. People who are already within Bromo-Tenger-Semeru National Park are not allowed to venture into the volcano control area for mountain climbing, viewing, camping, etc. Please follow the instructions of the local government and scenic area staff and evacuate to a safe area quickly in case of danger.
3. When traveling, please choose a regular travel agency and prepare protective equipment such as masks and goggles. It is also recommended to purchase sufficient overseas travel insurance to properly deal with sudden risks such as volcanic ash.
Indonesian police hotline: +62-110
Indonesia emergency hotline: +62-118
Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Hotline of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: +86-10-12308
The consular protection telephone number of the Consulate General in Surabaya is +62-31-5678284.

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