The volcano from palm Still news. Since the end of September, the eyes of the world have been on this island, since its eruption and lava has begun to destroy everything that gets in its way. Social networks are filled with Pictures Which shows the devastating situation, like these pictures that show how the ashes covered everything.
Photographer Emilio Morenati is the author of these photos just awesome Pictures This shows how Cumbre Vieja has not only hidden entire municipalities under the ashes, but has covered fields, houses and even cemeteries in gray.
Although the volcano activity palm Don’t stop, scientists from the Volcanic Emergency Plan for the Canary Islands (Pivolca) on Wednesday, November 3, spoke for the first time of “positive signs” that can expect the end of the eruption to be near, according to Spanish media. Vanguard.
In addition, the ash cloud is expected to shift to the south, which constitutes a favorable scenario for operations at the airport palmwhich had to cancel its flights due to lack of visibility. On the other hand, forecasts indicate that in the next few days there will be weak rains on the island in the northern and eastern regions, which will also help improve conditions.
For the calm of travelers and tourism sector agents, several airlines announced the resumption of their contacts with the airport palmAfter improving conditions that ensure safety and positive development of the ash cloud from the volcanic eruption.
Last weekend, the island welcomed more than 10,000 tourists, seeking to be surprised by the natural phenomenon. The problem arose when they could not leave the island and began to get crowded at the local port.
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