Thursday, March 10, 2016


When natural disasters, such as a volcanic eruption, arise many problems, and the most affected are people and animals that make their living in the vicinity of the volcano, article published by "independet.ie", tells us what happened when going to areas near the volcano.

Cuando fuerzas poderosas, como la de la erupción de un volcán y todo lo que ello conlleva, surgen distintos problemas, y los más afectados son las personas y animales que por motivos ajenos a ellos, hacen su vida en la cercanía de un volcán, el artículo publicado por “independet.ie”, nos relata lo que ocurrió al entrar un volcán en erupción.



4,000 evacuated as volcano erupts 



Peruvian authorities have ordered the preventative evacuation of 4,000 people living near the Ubinas volcano, which has been spouting ash clouds up to two miles (nearly 4km) high.

The Andina state news agency quoted Agriculture Minister Juan Benites as saying it will take three days to move the residents of two southern districts and their 30,000 sheep, cows, horses, burros and other animals.
Peru's health ministry said about 40 people have complained of eye inflammation and stomach problems from ash that has been falling from Ubinas since March 29.
The 18,609ft (5,672m) volcano is Peru's most active. It most recent strong eruption period occurred from 2006-2009.

Press Association

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