Eruptions at the Marapi, Karymsky, Shiveluch and Copahue

The Gunung Marapi, located west of Sumatra, not to be confused with the Merapi on Java, entered several eruptions on June 4, 2017.

According to the PVMBG, the first eruption occurred at 10:10 am, accompanied by a plume 300-400 meters high. The second, more powerful, took place at 10:22; the ash plume rose to 600-700 m. A third followed at 10:46, and its plume is reported to be over 400 m. height.

The BNPB Chief Information Officer, Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, describes these eruptions as typical for Marapi (probably phreatic), which are rarely accompanied by pyroclastic flows, but include ballistic projections around the crater and the emission of ash plume.

The Marapi is on alert II / Waspada since August 3, 2011, level unchanged since. A prohibited zone of 3 km. radius around the summit crater remains fixed.

Sources: Tempo, Antara News, BNPB

After a lull from January to May, volcanic activity resumed on June 3 at Karymsky volcano.
On 4 June, the KVERT reported a plume of ash rising to 2,000 meters asl. before drifting for 85 km to ENE.
The aviation code is orange, as ash explosions can occur at any moment, accompanied by ash plumes more than 5 to 6 km. height.

Source: KVERT

Also in Kamchatka, Shiveluch issued, at 11:35 local on June 3, ashes at an undetermined height, given the cloud cover, as well as a small pyroclastic flow. Satellite data show the extent of the cloud over 135 km southeast of the volcano.
Another pyroclastic flow is reported at 12:54 local time.
It seems that the ejection took place a little under the old crater and partially destroyed the building. (Pictured below)

Sources: Volkstat.ru & KVERT

The alert level of Copahue was raised in Amarillo on 4 June in the evening, following an increase in energy and size of the ash plume emanating from the main crater throughout the day.

Source: Sernageomin