The volcano explodes in Alaska, the ash reaches 10km high

The bogosloph volcano's erosion in Alaska has created large clouds of ash at a height of up to ten miles [10 km], which may endanger air traffic, the volcanic Observatory in Alaska reported today.

Until the eruption of the volcano at the Aleutian Archipelago has arrived at ten o'clock local times, the AP broadcasts.

The volcanic observatory in Alaska has issued red alarm for aviation, which is the highest level, broadcasts Kosovas Press.

The blast has seemed to have continued until noon, but its intensity has decreased.

“Since mid-December last year, Bogoslof has exploded about 60 times”, Hans Schwaiger from the observatory.

Michelle Coombs, also from the volcanic Observatory in Alaska, said that just like past explosions, this modern has happened without “zero warning”.