Overview
- In the latest 24 hours, nine aftershocks measuring magnitude 3.7 to 5.1 were recorded offshore, with no shaking felt in towns, regional EMERCOM reported.
- Two ash emissions were observed at Krasheninnikov volcano, and officials said no ashfall was detected in populated areas.
- A warning remains in effect for possible ash emissions from Klyuchevskoy, and authorities say ashfall in settlements cannot be ruled out.
- Scientists also note activity at Bezymianny, Sheveluch, Karymsky and Kambalny, and residents and visitors are urged to keep away from the volcanoes.
- The ongoing sequence follows the July 30 magnitude 8.8 earthquake, after which a natural‑disaster emergency regime has been in place since August 14.