Mwiba
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Nimeona hii habari kuwa mlima Kilimanyaro unategemewa kuripuka katika mwezi wa November mwaka huu.
What Mt. Kilimanjaro may look like
during its volcanic explosion
with the Moshi town below
Mount Kilimanjaro is likely to explode in volcanic outburst next November. Soldiers serving with military forces of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi are warming up to combat the disaster.
Kilimanjaro which is Africas highest peak and the worlds second highest mountain has never exploded before. The predicted eruption that may occur in six-months from now, is set to affect millions of people living around the gigantic feature. It will be a historical happening and major disaster!
Lives and properties will be lost due to explosion, experts have warned that areas such as Marangu, Machame, Himo and Moshi on the other hand will possibly disappear for good
Arusha Mount Kilimanjaro is likely to explode in volcanic outburst next November. Soldiers serving with military forces of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi are warming up to combat the disaster.
Kilimanjaro which is Africa's highest peak and the world's second highest mountain has never exploded before. The predicted eruption that may occur in six-months from now, is set to affect millions of people living around the gigantic feature. It will be a historical happening and major disaster!
Lives and properties will be lost due to explosion, experts have warned that areas such as Marangu, Machame, Himo and Moshi on the other hand will possibly disappear for good.
Mt. Kilimanjaro is the highest point on African continent reaching 5,895 meters (19,340 feet) above sea level, tall enough to maintain a permanent snow cap despite being just 330 kilometers (210 miles) south of the equator.
It is also the tallest free-standing mountain on the Earth's land surface, rising about 4,600 meters (15,000 feet) above the surrounding plain. Kilimanjaro is a triple volcano (has three peaks) that geologists believe could have erupted perhaps more than 100,000 years ago. The peaks however had been exuding volcanic gases for years.
Now come November 2009 and the mighty Kilimanjaro is expected to explode in thunderous torrents spew out boiling rivers of molten rocks, thick gases, volcanic ash and solid rocks all around the vicinity at a radius of over 200 kilometers.
Massive rivers tumultuous outpouring of red hot lava gushing down its slopes burning practically everything in the area including forests, plants and thousands of households. The fear is the explosion may annihilate local townships such as Marangu, Himo, Njia-panda, Mkuu-Rombo and even Moshi Municipality itself.
Other towns on the Kenyan' side of the border may also be in danger: Illassit, Oloitokitok, Entarara, Rombo and Kimana areas could end up buried under tons of magma-turned lava.
What Mt. Kilimanjaro may look like
during its volcanic explosion
with the Moshi town below
Mount Kilimanjaro is likely to explode in volcanic outburst next November. Soldiers serving with military forces of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi are warming up to combat the disaster.
Kilimanjaro which is Africas highest peak and the worlds second highest mountain has never exploded before. The predicted eruption that may occur in six-months from now, is set to affect millions of people living around the gigantic feature. It will be a historical happening and major disaster!
Lives and properties will be lost due to explosion, experts have warned that areas such as Marangu, Machame, Himo and Moshi on the other hand will possibly disappear for good
Arusha Mount Kilimanjaro is likely to explode in volcanic outburst next November. Soldiers serving with military forces of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi are warming up to combat the disaster.
Kilimanjaro which is Africa's highest peak and the world's second highest mountain has never exploded before. The predicted eruption that may occur in six-months from now, is set to affect millions of people living around the gigantic feature. It will be a historical happening and major disaster!
Lives and properties will be lost due to explosion, experts have warned that areas such as Marangu, Machame, Himo and Moshi on the other hand will possibly disappear for good.
Mt. Kilimanjaro is the highest point on African continent reaching 5,895 meters (19,340 feet) above sea level, tall enough to maintain a permanent snow cap despite being just 330 kilometers (210 miles) south of the equator.
It is also the tallest free-standing mountain on the Earth's land surface, rising about 4,600 meters (15,000 feet) above the surrounding plain. Kilimanjaro is a triple volcano (has three peaks) that geologists believe could have erupted perhaps more than 100,000 years ago. The peaks however had been exuding volcanic gases for years.
Now come November 2009 and the mighty Kilimanjaro is expected to explode in thunderous torrents spew out boiling rivers of molten rocks, thick gases, volcanic ash and solid rocks all around the vicinity at a radius of over 200 kilometers.
Massive rivers tumultuous outpouring of red hot lava gushing down its slopes burning practically everything in the area including forests, plants and thousands of households. The fear is the explosion may annihilate local townships such as Marangu, Himo, Njia-panda, Mkuu-Rombo and even Moshi Municipality itself.
Other towns on the Kenyan' side of the border may also be in danger: Illassit, Oloitokitok, Entarara, Rombo and Kimana areas could end up buried under tons of magma-turned lava.
