MOSCOW: A state of emergency has been declared near the Shiveluch volcano on the Russian peninsula of Kamchatka after the worst ashfall there in decades, reported German news agency dpa. The village of Klyuchi and two other ash-affected localities were worst hit by the ash, the head of regional authority, Oleg Bondarenko, said on Saturday. Under the state of emergency, the local authorities can restrict traffic and stop the work of businesses, for example, but also to expand their access to aid. The giant volcano erupted on April 11, causing an ash plume rising as high as 20 kilometres into the air. In the snow-covered region, a 20-centimetre-thick layer of grey volcanic ash covered cars, ho
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