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Hait & Indonesia
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Where is Mount Sinabung located? (I)
Mount Sinabung is located in Indonesia, part of the Pacific Ring of Fire.
Why is Mount Sinabung considered a hazardous place to live? (I)
It is an active volcano, known for its eruptions, which pose risks to nearby communities.
How many people live within the vicinity of Mount Sinabung? (I)
Over 350,000 people live within 20 km of Mount Sinabung.
What type of plate boundary is present at Mount Sinabung? (I)
Mount Sinabung is located at a convergent plate boundary where the Indo-Australian Plate meets the Eurasian Plate.
What event was referred to as the "Cloud of Death"? (I)
The "Cloud of Death" refers to the deadly ash cloud released during eruptions, which can be harmful to health and travel.
Why do people continue to live around Mount Sinabung despite the volcanic risks? (I)
Many residents rely on fertile volcanic soil for agriculture and tourism, making it economically important.
What effects do eruptions have on the environment around Mount Sinabung? (I)
Eruptions can destroy habitats, contaminate air and water quality, and pose health risks to the population.
What type of geologic feature is Mount Sinabung? (N)
Mount Sinabung is an active volcano.
Where is Mount Sinabung located? (N)
Mount Sinabung is located in Indonesia, part of the Pacific Ring of Fire.
Why is Mount Sinabung considered a hazardous place to live? (N)
It is an active volcano, posing risks such as eruptions and volcanic ash clouds.
What is the significance of the "Cloud of Death" in relation to Mount Sinabung? (N)
The "Cloud of Death" refers to lethal ash clouds produced during eruptions that can be harmful to health and safety.
Why do people live near Mount Sinabung despite associated risks? (N)
Residents benefit from fertile volcanic soil for agriculture and the economic opportunities from tourism.
How do eruptions from Mount Sinabung impact the surrounding environment? (N)
Eruptions can destroy habitats, contaminate air and water quality, and pose health risks to the population.