La Palma volcano eruption today: possible tsunami and earthquakes | Canary


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New collapse of volcanic cone sends surge of lava down the slope of Cumbre Vieja

– Lava flow now covers surface area of just under 500 hectares

– Village of Todoque north completely destroyed by lava flow

– La Palma and Tenerife North airports reopen

– Last week the lava reached the sea, forming huge delta on La Palma coast

– Multiple earthquakes registered over the weekend

– Over 1,100 buildings destroyed by the lava flow, with 6,000 people evacuated and almost 40km of roads made impassable

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Volcanologist speaks to AS about the effects of lava reaching the sea

– An overview of the active volcanoes on the Canary Islands

– When was the last volcanic eruption on the Canary Islands?

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