A massive fire broke out at the Wanaherang Gunung Putri plastic factory in West Java, Indonesia, sending thick plumes of smoke into the sky on Sunday afternoon. The blaze, which erupted around 3:30 PM local time, turned into a grueling battle for firefighters who struggled nearly seven hours to bring it under control. Bogor Regency Fire Service deployed over 50 personnel, supported by volunteers, police, and military units. Ten fire trucks, two rescue units, and ambulances rushed to the scene, confronting challenging conditions and a blaze fueled by highly flammable plastic materials. Several firefighters required medical attention on site, including oxygen support, highlighting the severity of the operation. WATCH

Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki in Indonesia erupted again on Wednesday, sending ash plumes up to 10 km high and blanketing nearby villages. The volcano, already on its highest alert level since June, has erupted multiple times this week with glowing lava, lightning, and gas clouds cascading down its slopes. Authorities warn of possible lava flows amid heavy rainfall.