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The eruption of a volcano on November 20 in Papua New Guinea, the country based in Oceania, has triggered tsunami fears in the region. The weather agency of Japan said that it was assessing the risk posed to its coastal belt.

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00:00 The eruption of a volcano on November 20 in Papua New Guinea, the country based in Oceania,
00:10 has triggered tsunami fears in the region.
00:12 The Weather Agency of Japan said it was assessing the risk posed to its coastal belt.
00:17 Mount Ulaanboatar on the island of New Britain in Papua New Guinea erupted at around 3.30
00:22 pm Monday, spewing volcanic smoke as high as 15,000 metres.
00:27 The agency said, quoting the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre in Darwin, Australia.
00:32 The risk of a tsunami reaching Japan, along with other possible impacts of the volcanic
00:36 eruption, was being assessed.
00:38 First tsunami waves could reach Izu and Ogasawara Island about three hours after the shaking
00:43 caused by the eruption, Japan Meteorological Agency said.
00:47 The weather agency urged coastal residents to stay cautious in case of a delayed tsunami.
00:52 However, the agency said it could not immediately predict a possible size of a tsunami without
00:57 issuing any advisory or warning as no notable change to sea levels has been detected at
01:02 observation sites in and outside Japan.
01:06 The agency of the Papua New Guinea government that monitors natural calamities like earthquakes
01:10 and volcano eruptions has not issued a tsunami warning yet.
01:13 But Geoscience Australia, a government agency, said there was no tsunami warning for Australian
01:18 waters.
01:19 There was no tsunami alert issued by the Hawaii-based Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre.
01:23 Olavon is one of the most active volcanoes in Papua New Guinea, which sits on the Pacific
01:28 Ring of Fire, the arc of seismic faults around the Pacific Ocean where much of the world's
01:33 earthquake and volcanic activity occurs.
01:36 Olavon has repeatedly erupted since the 1700s and had a last major eruption in 2019.
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