Mount Agung is one of many active volcanoes in Indonesia and last week it started another eruption phase. It awoke last August and forced thousands of people out from their homes. The latest eruption happened at 12.20pm local time on Wednesday and lasted for one minute and 58 seconds, spewing a 2,500m ash cloud into the air. Indonesia has around 400 volcanoes and out of these, 127 are active - about a third of all the world’s active volcanoes. On average there are three earthquakes a day, measuring five or more on the Richter scale and there are about 10 times as many deaths from volcanic…