Playing with fire: tens of thousands refuse to leave Bali volcano homesKARANGASEM, Indonesia (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of villagers on the Indonesian holiday island of Bali are refusing to evacuate a 10-km (six-mile) danger zone around an erupting volcano, putting their fate in the hands of the gods or simply staying put to protect homes and livestock. The glowing, 3,000-metre Mount Agung, considered sacred by many on the Hindu-majority island, started spewing huge columns of ash at the weekend and there have been constant tremors and volcanic mud flows since. Search and rescue teams making daily forays into the zone say some are refusing to leave their cattle unattended, while others have spiritual reasons.  The government has been clear about evacuation orders, but some people are slow to act or want to stay,  said Gede Ardana, head of Bali s search and rescue agency.  We cannot force them - but we will be held responsible, so we need to convince them.  For cattle farmer Ketut Suwarte, there was no question of staying put.  There was thick ash falling around us and we could smell sulfur. We were scared and we decided to leave immediately,  said Suwarte, 47, now staying in an evacuation camp just outside the danger zone. Suwarte s father recalls the last time Mount Agung exploded, in 1963, killing about 1,000 people as pyroclastic flows - made up of hot gas and volcanic matter - raced down the mountain. Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, of the disaster mitigation agency, said about 43,000 people had heeded advice to take shelter, but with an estimated population of 90,000 to 100,000 in the danger area, many had not. Ika Wardani, 33, sleeps with her family at an evacuation center at night but during the day returns to her cattle farm about 10 km north of the volcano.  During the day at least we can see the volcano. But we re uncomfortable sleeping here at night because an earthquake or loud explosion would cause panic,  she said.  We would have to drive our motorbikes at night and the roads are narrow so it s safer to spend the nights at the evacuation center.  She says there are people only five km from the crater who have refused to evacuate.   They are stubborn,  she said.  Some of them survived 1963 so they believe it s all right now.  The government has set up radio stations and chat groups on social media to warn people of the risks.   Many people have made the decision to stay inside the exclusion zone, and that is clearly very dangerous,  said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for the disaster management agency. Others, including tourists, are taking unnecessary risks by trying to take selfies as close as possible, officials say. Last month, a Frenchman shared a video of himself at the crater s edge on social media.  In September, when authorities first raised the warning alert to the highest level, an exclusion zone of up to 12 km was imposed, prompting nearly 150,000 to leave, but when no major eruption occurred, many returned and the warning status was lowered.    When authorities again raised the warning level this week, many were reluctant to move again.  If (Mount Agung) follows the most frequent trend, it is likely to continue increasing in explosivity   but at what rate and how large, nobody knows,  said Dr Carmen Solana, a volcanologist at the University of Portsmouth. President Joko Widodo on Wednesday urged people to leave the exclusion zone before it s too late.  There must not be any victims,  he said. worldnews
playing fire tens thousands refuse leave bali volcano homeskarangasem indonesia reuters tens thousands villagers indonesian holiday island bali refusing evacuate danger zone around eruption volcano putting fate hands gods simply staying put protect homes livestock the glowing mount aging considered sacred many island started sewing huge columns ash weekend constant tremor volcanic mud flows since search rescue teams making daily forays zone say refusing leave cattle unattended others spiritual reasons the government clear evacuation orders people slow act want stay said gene ariana head bali search rescue agency we force held responsible need convince for cattle farmer debut suwarte question staying put there thick ash falling around us could smell sulfur we scared decided leave immediately said suwarte staying evacuation camp outside danger zone suwarte father recalls last time mount aging exploded killing people pyroclastic flows made hot gas volcanic matter raced mountain stop pro nugroho disaster mitigation agency said people needed advice take shelter estimated population danger area many ika warrant sleeps family evacuation center night day returns cattle farm km north volcano during day least see volcano but uncomfortable sleeping night earthquake loud explosion would cause panic said we would drive motorbike night roads narrow safer spend nights evacuation center she says people five km crater refused evacuate they stubborn said some survived believe right the government set radio stations chat groups social media warn people risks many people made decision stay inside exclusion zone clearly dangerous said stop pro nugroho spokesman disaster management agency others including tourists taking unnecessary risks trying take selfie close possible officials say last month freshman shared video crater edge social media in september authorities first raised warning alert highest level exclusion zone km imposed prompting nearly leave major eruption occurred many returned warning status lowered when authorities raised warning level week many reluctant move if mount aging follows frequent trend likely continue increasing exclusivity rate large nobody knows said dr carmen solar volcanologist university portsmouth president joke widow wednesday urged people leave exclusion zone late there must victims said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Playing with fire: tens of thousands refuse to leave Bali volcano homesKARANGASEM, Indonesia (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of villagers on the Indonesian holiday island of Bali are refusing to evacuate a 10-km (six-mile) danger zone around an erupting volcano, putting their fate in the hands of the gods or simply staying put to protect homes and livestock. The glowing, 3,000-metre Mount Agung, considered sacred by many on the Hindu-majority island, started spewing huge columns of ash at the weekend and there have been constant tremors and volcanic mud flows since. Search and rescue teams making daily forays into the zone say some are refusing to leave their cattle unattended, while others have spiritual reasons.  The government has been clear about evacuation orders, but some people are slow to act or want to stay,  said Gede Ardana, head of Bali s search and rescue agency.  We cannot force them - but we will be held responsible, so we need to convince them.  For cattle farmer Ketut Suwarte, there was no question of staying put.  There was thick ash falling around us and we could smell sulfur. We were scared and we decided to leave immediately,  said Suwarte, 47, now staying in an evacuation camp just outside the danger zone. Suwarte s father recalls the last time Mount Agung exploded, in 1963, killing about 1,000 people as pyroclastic flows - made up of hot gas and volcanic matter - raced down the mountain. Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, of the disaster mitigation agency, said about 43,000 people had heeded advice to take shelter, but with an estimated population of 90,000 to 100,000 in the danger area, many had not. Ika Wardani, 33, sleeps with her family at an evacuation center at night but during the day returns to her cattle farm about 10 km north of the volcano.  During the day at least we can see the volcano. But we re uncomfortable sleeping here at night because an earthquake or loud explosion would cause panic,  she said.  We would have to drive our motorbikes at night and the roads are narrow so it s safer to spend the nights at the evacuation center.  She says there are people only five km from the crater who have refused to evacuate.   They are stubborn,  she said.  Some of them survived 1963 so they believe it s all right now.  The government has set up radio stations and chat groups on social media to warn people of the risks.   Many people have made the decision to stay inside the exclusion zone, and that is clearly very dangerous,  said Sutopo Purwo Nugroho, a spokesman for the disaster management agency. Others, including tourists, are taking unnecessary risks by trying to take selfies as close as possible, officials say. Last month, a Frenchman shared a video of himself at the crater s edge on social media.  In September, when authorities first raised the warning alert to the highest level, an exclusion zone of up to 12 km was imposed, prompting nearly 150,000 to leave, but when no major eruption occurred, many returned and the warning status was lowered.    When authorities again raised the warning level this week, many were reluctant to move again.  If (Mount Agung) follows the most frequent trend, it is likely to continue increasing in explosivity   but at what rate and how large, nobody knows,  said Dr Carmen Solana, a volcanologist at the University of Portsmouth. President Joko Widodo on Wednesday urged people to leave the exclusion zone before it s too late.  There must not be any victims,  he said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: playing fire tens thousands refuse leave bali volcano homeskarangasem indonesia reuters tens thousands villagers indonesian holiday island bali refusing evacuate danger zone around eruption volcano putting fate hands gods simply staying put protect homes livestock the glowing mount aging considered sacred many island started sewing huge columns ash weekend constant tremor volcanic mud flows since search rescue teams making daily forays zone say refusing leave cattle unattended others spiritual reasons the government clear evacuation orders people slow act want stay said gene ariana head bali search rescue agency we force held responsible need convince for cattle farmer debut suwarte question staying put there thick ash falling around us could smell sulfur we scared decided leave immediately said suwarte staying evacuation camp outside danger zone suwarte father recalls last time mount aging exploded killing people pyroclastic flows made hot gas volcanic matter raced mountain stop pro nugroho disaster mitigation agency said people needed advice take shelter estimated population danger area many ika warrant sleeps family evacuation center night day returns cattle farm km north volcano during day least see volcano but uncomfortable sleeping night earthquake loud explosion would cause panic said we would drive motorbike night roads narrow safer spend nights evacuation center she says people five km crater refused evacuate they stubborn said some survived believe right the government set radio stations chat groups social media warn people risks many people made decision stay inside exclusion zone clearly dangerous said stop pro nugroho spokesman disaster management agency others including tourists taking unnecessary risks trying take selfie close possible officials say last month freshman shared video crater edge social media in september authorities first raised warning alert highest level exclusion zone km imposed prompting nearly leave major eruption occurred many returned warning status lowered when authorities raised warning level week many reluctant move if mount aging follows frequent trend likely continue increasing exclusivity rate large nobody knows said dr carmen solar volcanologist university portsmouth president joke widow wednesday urged people leave exclusion zone late there must victims said worldnews