The Volcán de Fuego in Guatemala has erupted, ejecting an ash cloud up to five kilometers high, which has led to the evacuation of more than a thousand people and the declaration of red alert in three districts. (translated)
Guatemala has triggered a red alert after the eruption of the Fuego volcano, one of the most active in Central America, which has intensified its activity, causing the evacuation of hundreds of people and threatening lava flows for the surrounding areas. (translated)
The spectacular eruption of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala has led to the evacuation of at least 70 people, as authorities implemented preventive measures for two areas near the volcano as it entered a more intense eruption phase. (translated)
Guatemala has issued a maximum alert following the eruption of the Fuego volcano that occurred on the night of August 4, prompting authorities to recommend that the population stay away from high-risk areas, particularly in the municipality of San Pedro Yepocapa. (translated)
The eruption of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala, which occurred during the night of August 3 to 4, caused lava flows and an ash plume reaching 5,000 meters, leading to a national orange alert and the closure of roads, while the country, located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, continues to face intense volcanic activity. (translated)
Guatemala has triggered a red alert, the highest level, following the eruption of the Fuego volcano, which emitted a lava fountain reaching 300 meters in height and ashes extending up to 130 km, leading to the evacuation of hundreds of people and highlighting the persistent volcanic threat in the region. (translated)
About 250 people have been evacuated in Guatemala due to a violent eruption of the Fuego volcano, which is located about forty kilometers from the capital, while the situation may further worsen. (translated)
The eruption of the Volcán de Fuego in Guatemala has raised the alert to high levels, with lava and ash clouds forcing authorities to evacuate nearby villages, recalling the tragic eruption of 2018 that caused over 100 victims. (translated)
The highly active fire volcano in Guatemala has once again erupted, throwing an ash column up to five kilometers into the air, leading to the evacuation of over 600 people and the declaration of the highest alert level in three administrative districts. (translated)
Guatemala has established a red alert in the regions near the Fuego volcano due to the intensification of its eruptive activity and the risks faced by the local population. (translated)
Guatemalan authorities have issued a danger alert, at orange level, following a violent eruption of the Fuego volcano, which is projecting lava and ash near the capital. (translated)
After a new violent eruption of the Fuego volcano in Guatemala, the authorities declared a national state of alert and began evacuating residents from communities near the crater, while schools were closed and roads blocked due to high risks. (translated)
The Fuego volcano in Guatemala experienced a major eruption, leading to evacuations in two neighboring hamlets and triggering a danger alert due to plumes of smoke and gas rising to over 5,000 meters. (translated)
The Guatemalan authorities have declared a danger alert due to a strong eruption of the Fuego volcano, leading to the evacuation of two neighboring hamlets. (translated)
The Fuego volcano in Guatemala has erupted, triggering a national orange alert and evacuations of nearby hamlets due to the lava and plumes of gas and ash emitted. (translated)
The Fuego volcano in Guatemala has erupted, leading to a national hazard alert and the evacuation of several nearby hamlets due to ash being projected up to 5,000 meters in altitude. (translated)
