These are the sights and sounds from Indonesia’s Mt. Semeru volcano eruption, as filmed on Tuesday, December 6.

Volcanic ash was spewed nearly 5,000 feet into the sky Sunday. Semeru’s last major eruption was in December 2021.

The lava flood reached some areas of Lumajang. The Limpas Bridge in the village of Jugodari was covered by volcanic stone, the video shows.

THE LIMPAS BRIDGE IN JUGODARI VILLAGE, CANDIPURO SUB-DISTRICT, LUMAJANG REGENCY, WAS COVERED BY VOLCANIC STONE REMAINING HOT CLOUDS FROM LAST WEEK'S ERUPTION.

THE FLOOD THAT HAS CAUSED A POUCH OF WHITE SMOKE BREAKS FROM THE REMAINING HOT CLOUD MATERIAL.

A PULL OF WHITE SMOKE HAPPENED AFTER A COLD FLOOD MEETS A STILL HOT VOLCANIC MATERIAL.

WORSE AGAIN, THIS COLD LAVA FLOOD LIFTED ALL THE VOLCANIC ROCKS UP TO THE LIMPAS BRIDGE.

ONE OF THEM IS IN JUGOSARI VILLAGE, CANDIPURO DISTRICT, LUMAJANG DISTRICT.

LARGE VOLCANIC ROCKS CLOSE THE BRIDGE BETWEEN SUMBER LANGSEP VILLAGE AND SUMBER KAJAR VILLAGE.

MOUNT SEMERU'S COLD LAVA FLOOD HAPPENED AS A RESULT OF MOUNTAIN SEMERU'S PEAK AREA WAS FLOODED WITH DREAM RAIN.

RAIN WATER THEN BREAK REMAINING HOT FALLING CLOUDS WHICH COVER THE ENTIRE WATERSHED AREA, FROM UPSTREAM TO DOWNSTREAM.

UNTIL THIS TIME, THERE ARE NO REPORTS OF LIFE CAUSES DUE TO MOUNT SEMERU'S COLD LAVA FLOOD.

HOWEVER, OFFICIALS ARE ADVISING RESIDENTS TO IMMEDIATELY STAY AWAY FROM THE RIVER THROUGH THESE COLD LAVA FLOODS OF MOUNTAIN SEMERU.