Paramedics tried to revive him as he was airlifted to hospital but couldn’t save his life…
The new lava flow has destroyed part of an industrial estate, electricity pylons, and buildings…
If it collapses there will be a sudden release of gases, explosions due to chemical reactions, and a surge of water causing large waves…
Lava is flowing through the ravines and valleys underneath previous flows as it has cooled at the surface…
The ash cloud could affect the airport today due to a change in wind direction…
Lifeguards gave him CPR on the beach until paramedics arrived…
Here is a complete update of the situation with the volcano and the seismic activity detected…
He has been detained by the National Police due to a European Arrest Warrant issued by the Latvian authorities…
A more intense lava flow is being emitted and the eruptive cloud reaches up to 4.5 kilometres high…
There will be diversions and junctions closed after 10pm every night this week…
Meteorological conditions are preventing the dispersion of gases, keeping them at low levels of the atmosphere…
Vortices are huge rings of steam and gas that sometimes form over the eruptive columns of some volcanoes…
Although the lava flow is not that big at the moment, it is affecting areas that had not been affected the eruption before…
The largest has taken place in Fuencaliente in the south of the island, measured at 4.0 on the Richter scale…
Sulphur Dioxide measurements are far exceeding usual levels, but aren’t deemed harmful to humans…
Lifeguards tried to save him before paramedics arrived, but unfortunately he died…
Film crews have managed to capture it with long distance lenses showing the full extent and power of the lava…
It has reached the coast road and has left Puerto Naos, El Remo and La Bombilla cut off…
Yesterday a seismic swarm of 16 tremors took place in the same area just south of the main eruption…
It now covers over 258 hectares causing damages to homes and land estimated at over 200 million euros…