In 1991, Japan's Unzen volcano erupted, killing 47 people and causing economic losses of 30 billion yen. The following is a real image of the time.
What you see now is the real picture of the eruption of Mount Unzen in Japan. On June 3, 1991, Unzen Volcano began to move. At that time, many Japanese had a premonition that the volcano was about to erupt. Unzen Volcano was hit by an earthquake more than 200 years ago that hit Japan devastated. The earthquake not only triggered an earthquake and tsunami, but also caused the death of 15,000 Japanese. Therefore, in the hearts of the Japanese, the Unzen volcano is God's punishment for them.
At 10:20 a.m. local time, Unzen Volcano began to erupt, with a large amount of smoke coming out of the summit. At this time, the Japanese people began to panic. Some were trapped between two volcanoes and could not escape. In order to detect the power of the eruption, the local government sent helicopters to conduct reconnaissance. From a reconnaissance point of view, the Unzen volcano only emitted thick smoke, and there was no sign of eruption. Due to luck, the reconnaissance plane left the scene.
The Japanese government boldly speculated that Unzen volcano would not erupt, but only 10 hours later, the government was slapped in the face again. A large amount of volcanic ash and mud continued to flow from the top of the mountain, and all the green trees on the top of the mountain were dyed gray, and there was no grass where the smoke passed. At night, the Unzen volcano completely erupted, thousands of degrees of magma gushed out from the crater, and a large number of trees and houses were burned down in an instant. In the roar of nature, human beings appear very small. The disaster was recorded to have left 47 people dead, tens of thousands of Japanese homeless, and economic losses amounting to 30 billion yen. It is worth mentioning that this earthquake did not cause a tsunami.
