Lava continues to erupt from the volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma and the opening lava will begin to fall into the sea on Monday evening.La Palma Island is one of the Canary Islands in northwest Africa.
Canary Islands
A volcano in La Palma, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Canary Islands, has been burning for years.Now a very hot liquid has started flowing from its mouth.
This boiling liquid lava layer is twenty feet wide and has a temperature of over one thousand degrees Celsius (eighteen hundred degrees Fahrenheit).It is flowing towards the sea from a height of seven hundred meters.
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Local authorities believe the lava will begin to fall into the sea at 7 p.m., local time.Thousands of people have been evacuated since the eruption.Hundreds of tourists have also been diverted to other places.
Tourists watch the next volcanic lava from a distant hill
The lava will continue to flow for a few more days.
Angel Victor Torres, a local leader in La Palma, says that when lava falls into the ocean.The mixing of water with water will raise noise as well as highly toxic and acidic gases in the air, because the hot lava is cooled by the precious sea water.
Torres also said that the process could obscure the overall atmosphere by raising clouds of deep smoke from the sea.Experts also predict that 17 to 20 million cubic meters of lava will reach the sea.
Canary Islands Volcano Research Institute
The Canary Islands Volcano Research Institute has also clarified that the lava from the volcano will continue to flow for the next few days.Authorities have also alerted civil society organizations to the incident.
From the city of La Palma, you can see villages burning with volcanic lava.
Alternative administrative measures
In the face of this threat, all naval traffic and fishing boats west of Lapalma Island have been diverted to alternative routes, keeping them off the coast.
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So far, more than 5,000 people and about 500 tourists have been evacuated.City officials believe that despite the lava flow, there will be no need to evacuate more people.
La Palma volcano
Fifty years ago, the island's first volcano erupted. Darker smoke and ash continued to billow from here, but the opening lava began to flow on Sunday, September 19th.
The volcano on the Canary Islands was the first to erupt lava fifty years ago.
At least 100 houses have been burnt down.Many mountain villages have also been affected.Many forest areas have also been burned by the lava.
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Now the lava is flowing down the slope and reaching the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.So far no human lives have been lost in this volcanic process.
A / H (Reuters)
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