Fuego volcano in Guatemala spews more ash and mud, 1,700 evacuated
- Officials warn the next three days are critical, as forecast rain threatens to trigger more mudflows from the volcano.
- Guatemala has raised the danger warning level to red for three villages and is remaining on alert after evacuating villages near the Fuego volcano, one of Central America’s most active, which erupted earlier this week.
- Roughly 1,700 people are still in shelters, and officials say the next 72 hours will be critical.
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- Guatemala has raised the danger warning level to red for three villages and is remaining on alert after evacuating villages near the Fuego volcano, one of Central America’s most active, which erupted earlier this week.
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- Officials warn the next three days are critical, as forecast rain threatens to trigger more mudflows from the volcano.
- Roughly 1,700 people are still in shelters, and officials say the next 72 hours will be critical.
Sources: Al Jazeera, Euronews