Indonesia's Mount Ruang erupts again, spewing ash and peppering villages with debris

Mount Ruang volcano in Indonesia emitted more hot clouds on Wednesday following a recent eruption that led to the closure of schools and airports. (Picture credit: AFP)

Seven airports, including the Sam Ratulangi international airport in Manado, remained shut after the eruption, disrupting air travel in the region. (Picture credit: AFP)

Hundreds of villagers were evacuated from nearby islands like Tagulandang Island, with video footage showing navy ships assisting in the evacuation process. (Picture credit: AFP)

The Indonesian geological agency cautioned people to stay at least 7 kilometers away from the volcano's crater due to the risk of super-heated volcanic clouds and potential tsunamis. (Picture credit: AFP)

The National Search and Rescue Agency mobilized efforts to evacuate residents from affected areas and provide support to those impacted by the eruption. (Picture credit: AFP)

Approximately 11,000 to 12,000 people residing within the 7-kilometer danger zone were directed to government shelters for their safety. (Picture credit: AFP)

Authorities had previously warned about the potential collapse of Mount Ruang's volcanic dome into the sea after its eruption on April 17. (Picture credit: AFP)

Indonesia's location on the Pacific "Ring of Fire" makes it susceptible to volcanic activity and earthquakes, with approximately 130 active volcanoes across the archipelago. (Picture credit: AFP)