Indonesia has issued its highest level alert for a volcano in relation to Mount Agung on Bali.
About 10,000 people have already been evacuated, with officials urging people to stay at least nine kilometres (5.6 miles) away from Mount Agung.
"There should be zero public activity within the specified radius in case there is an eruption," warned Indonesia's National Disaster Management Agency.
The latest report from Indonesia's volcano observatory for aviation said the likelihood of an eruption appears to be increasing. But that eruptions cannot be predicted with perfect accuracy.
Australia's department of foreign affairs has issued an advisory for the region, warning travellers that a possible eruption could severely disrupt air travel. However at this time, Bali's international airport in Denpasar is currently operating as normal.
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