Evacuations ordered as Guatemala volcano erupts
Summary
Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupted on Monday, causing the government to issue an orange alert and evacuate two nearby villages. Residents were moved to temporary shelters as a precaution due to the volcano’s past deadly eruption in 2018.Key Facts
- The Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupted on Monday.
- Authorities issued an orange alert, which signals a high level of danger.
- Two villages close to the volcano were evacuated as a safety measure.
- Residents from these villages were taken to temporary shelters.
- The volcano is highly active and had a deadly eruption in 2018.
- Preventive actions were taken because of the volcano’s history.
- The eruption led to nationwide alerts and safety efforts.
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