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Klassifizieren Sie die historischen Ausbrüche des „Mount Agung“ in Indonesien anhand ihrer Auswirkungen.<end_of_turn>
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The historical eruptions of Mount Agung in Indonesia can be classified based on their impact as follows:

1843 Eruption: This eruption was relatively minor, characterized by the emission of ash, sand, and stones. There was no significant impact reported, except for the initial signs of volcanic activity like earthquake shocks​​.

1963-64 Eruption: This was one of Indonesia's largest and most devastating eruptions. It involved loud explosions, lava flows, and massive pyroclastic flows, resulting in the death of an estimated 1,100–1,500 people. Additional 200 people were killed by cold lahars caused by heavy rainfall after the eruption. A second eruption in May caused further fatalities and minor eruptions continued for almost a year. The eruption also had global effects on temperatures and displaced the US transport ship USAT Liberty​​.

2017-2019 Eruptions: This period was marked by significant seismic activity and eruptions, leading to the evacuation of about 122,500 people. The eruptions included phreatic and magmatic activities, with ash clouds reaching up to 9,144 meters altitude and affecting air traffic. The eruptions led to many people being housed as temporary refugees, the closure of Ngurah Rai International Airport, and the disruption of international flights. The activity in 2018 and 2019 also interrupted air traffic and affected nearby communities<end_of_turn><eos>