Bonjour à tous,
Lundi j'ai pris des nouvelles du gérant de l'hôtel d'
Amed où j'ai réservé.
Je vous copie-colle sa réponse car aux dernières nouvelles...
Amed n'est pas en état d'évacuation, au contraire, vu sa situation géographique - près de
Agung, mais protégée par une montagne - ils accueillent actuellement des réfugiés.
We would like to give you the exact situation as some media may give some wrong information. That true we do have some seismic activity from Gunung
Agung. The Indonesian raised the level to the maximum alert on September 22 at 21h30 (local time) which mean that the Gunung
Agung can explode at any time. The evacuation signal have already been done,
Amed is not part of them. The last activity on Gunung
Agung, on September 22, we do feel several earthquakes, about 20 that you can really feel, that the reason why the Indonesian Government decide to raised the alert level. Today that almost normal we only felt 2 earthquake (very light one).
Amed is considered as a safe zone by the Indonesian Government as the lava will not be able to arrive until here. And we are far from the crater about 15km.
Amed is welcoming about 1 500 Refugees from villagers living on
Agung (50 000 persons has been evacuated from their home) The guests which are staying with us, consider that themselves as safe and they are not reducing the duration of their stay. If you still wish to cancel your stay with us, we are doing it free of charge. Pour les autres questions : Les bateaux vers les
Iles Gili ne sont actuellement pas annulé, mais du au fait que beaucoup de personnes ont annulé leur voyage, les compagnies se regroupe pour former qu'un seul bateau.
Alors bien sûr, nous en sommes au même point : quand va-t-il exploser ? va-t-on pouvoir décoller et atterrir dans les délais prévus ?Quel drôle de timing il a choisi celui-là pour pimenter nos projets...
