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Introduction of Sinabung Mt
Sinabung is a typical
stratovolcano in northern
Sumatra next to the town of
Berastagi. Mount Sinabung is a
Pleistocene-to-Holocene
stratovolcano of andesite and
dacite in the Karo plateau of Karo
Regency, North Sumatra,
Indonesia, 25 miles from the Lake
Toba supervolcano. Many old lava
flows are on its flanks and the last
known eruption, before recent
times, occurred in the year 1600.
Psychological
All people feel frightened cant sleep at night, so men
become security for their family
Most evacuees had experienced boredom due to being
cooped up in evacuation centers as well as showing
symptoms of panic and stress as a result of losing family
members, jobs and property
Public health.
Upper respiratory tract infection, diarrhea,
cough, skin disease and fever occurred in
shelter area.
Who have been exposed to volcanic ash are
acute respiratory symptoms, stress and
irritations of eyes and skin, and exacerbation
in people with cardio-respiratory problems.
People with existing lung diseases such as
asthma, bronchitis or emphysema,
Geographical
The geographical problems are revolved around
lack of access to safer areas/shelters and
also the difficulties that the workers (who are
building a safer house-or-relocation house)
facing because of inadequate texture of the
soil, which are way soft.
Also, there is this specific condition of Mt.
Sinabung, in which it keeps forming a volcanic
dome, which leads to a multiple volcanic ashes
from time to time.