Published 3 years ago

‘Rivers of Lava’ Still Flowing From La Palma Volcano

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Spanish government geologists on Wednesday said the Cumbre Vieja on the Spanish island of La Palma is continuing to violently erupt with no signs of stopping or even slowing down. The geologist took video of huge pyroclastic blocks floating along a river of lava flowing from the volcano's northern zone.

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The Hindu

Hundreds of people evacuate as Cumbre Vieja volcano erupts in Spain’s La Palma

A total of around 7,500 people have been forced to flee since the Cumbre Vieja began erupting more than a month ago.

3 years ago·India

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Associated Press News

La Palma: Hundreds more evacuate to flee volcano lava

MADRID (AP) — Hundreds of people were evacuated during the night on the Spanish island of La Palma as a river of molten rock crept deeper into a coastal town during a protracted volcanic eruption, authorities said Thursday.

3 years ago·United States

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abc News

La Palma: Hundreds more evacuate to flee volcano lava

Hundreds of people were evacuated during the night on the Spanish island of La Palma as a river of molten rock creeps deeper into a coastal town during a protracted volcanic eruption

3 years ago·United States

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Irish Independent

Hundreds more evacuated as volcano lava moves further into La Palma town

Hundreds of people have been evacuated during the night on the Spanish island of La Palma as a river of molten rock crept deeper into a coastal town during a protracted volcanic eruption.

3 years ago·Ireland

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KRDO

La Palma: Hundreds more evacuate to flee volcano lava

MADRID (AP) — Hundreds of people were evacuated during the night on the Spanish island of La Palma as a river of molten rock creeps deeper into a coastal town during a protracted volcanic eruption. Emergency services helped some 500 people to leave their homes. That brings to around 7,500 the number of people forced to flee since the Cumbre Vieja began erupting more than a month ago. Scientists say the eruption could go on for three months. Offi…

3 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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