Guatemala Volcano Erupts
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Guatemalan authorities have declared an "orange alert" due to increased activity from the Fuego volcano, prompting evacuations of around 400 people to temporary shelters in Alotenango and Escuintla city. The area is a popular tourist destination near the Unesco World Heritage Site of Antigua, which is just 16km west of the volcano. Schools near the volcano have been closed due to the risk of ash fall and further…
Watch: Evacuations as Guatemala volcano erupts →The Fuego volcano in Guatemala has erupted again, spewing ash and mud after earlier eruptions this week, with approximately 1,700 people still in shelters due to evacuations ordered by the government. Conred's executive director, Claudinne Ogaldes, advises residents in three affected municipalities to take precautions such as covering water deposits and wearing face masks. The disaster agency has raised the alert…
Fuego volcano in Guatemala spews more ash and mud, 1,700 evacuated →Guatemala is still on high alert due to Fuego volcano activity after an eruption prompted the evacuation of approximately 1,700 people on Monday. The number of evacuees is 1,700. Authorities report that volcanic activity has decreased but are cautioning residents to remain vigilant, with no reported deaths or damage so far.
Guatemala remains on alert as Fuego volcano activity eases →Analysis
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Fuego volcano in Guatemala spews more ash and mud, 1,700 evacuated
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- 6 Aug Guatemala remains on alert as Fuego volcano activity easesGuatemala is still on high alert due to Fuego volcano activity after an eruption prompted the evacuation of approximately 1,700 people on Monday. The number of evacuees is 1,700. Authorities report that volcanic activity has decreased but are cautioning residents to remain vigilant, with no reported deaths or damage so far.CBC
5 Aug Fuego volcano in Guatemala spews more ash and mud, 1,700 evacuatedThe Fuego volcano in Guatemala has erupted again, spewing ash and mud after earlier eruptions this week, with approximately 1,700 people still in shelters due to evacuations ordered by the government. Conred's executive director, Claudinne Ogaldes, advises residents in three affected municipalities to take precautions such as covering water deposits and wearing face masks. The disaster agency has raised the alert…Al Jazeera
5 Aug Watch: Evacuations as Guatemala volcano eruptsGuatemalan authorities have declared an "orange alert" due to increased activity from the Fuego volcano, prompting evacuations of around 400 people to temporary shelters in Alotenango and Escuintla city. The area is a popular tourist destination near the Unesco World Heritage Site of Antigua, which is just 16km west of the volcano. Schools near the volcano have been closed due to the risk of ash fall and further…BBC
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