Experts warned against the risk of explosion due to the volcanic activity experienced in Nevado del Ruiz Volcano in Colombia. Reminding that 25 thousand people lost their lives in the explosion that took place on November 13, 1985, the authorities drew attention to the seriousness of the possible explosion.
In the statement of the Colombian Geological Service (SGC), it was reported that 9,600 tremors were recorded only yesterday at the volcano in Manizales, which is part of the Caldas administrative region. Photograph: AFP PHOTO / Colombian Geologic ServiceExperts asked the authorities to switch to Orange Alert against a possible explosion risk that may occur in the volcano. Photograph: AFP PHOTO / Colombian Geologic ServiceThe SGC warned that Nevado del Ruiz volcano spews smoke and ash, and that if it erupts, the volcanic response will be violent. Photograph: AFP PHOTO / Colombian Geologic ServiceReminding that if the said volcanic activity continues, flight activities in the country will be interrupted, SGC stated that many regions, including the capital Bogota, will be affected. Photograph: AFP PHOTO / Colombian Geologic ServiceIn Nevado del Ruiz Volcano, 25 thousand people lost their lives in the mudslide that occurred as a result of the eruption on November 13, 1985. Photograph: AFP PHOTO / Colombian Geologic ServiceIt was shared that there was an uneasy wait in the region due to the Ruiz volcano disaster, also known as the «Armero Tragedy» in the world. Photograph: AFP PHOTO / Colombian Geologic ServiceNevado del Ruiz Volcano is located 129 kilometers from the capital, Bogota. The area is also located in the Los Nevados National Park. Photograph: AFP PHOTO / Colombian Geologic ServicePhotograph: AFP PHOTO / Colombian Geologic Service
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The Nevado del Ruiz Volcano in Colombia is experiencing increased volcanic activity, leading experts to warn against the risk of a possible explosion. The Colombian Geological Service has recorded 9,600 tremors at the volcano in the past day alone. Authorities have been urged to switch to Orange Alert in anticipation of the possible eruption, which could cause significant damage and loss of life. In 1985, 25,000 people died in the mudslide caused by the volcano’s eruption. Flight activities in the country may also be interrupted, and many regions, including the capital Bogota, could be affected.
