Volcán Turrialba Spews
Gases
The Comisión Nacional de
Atención de Emergencias
(CNE) - national
emergency commission -
is recommending
regulated access to the
Volcán Turrialba after
it spewed gases to three
kilometres height.
The Turrialba, east of
Cartago, is an active
volcano and the eruption
has moved an army of
experts and scientists.
The CNE, however
cautious, says that
there is no need for
alarm just yet, the
volcano is in an unusual
activity phase but
within the range of
normality.
In any event, the CNE
has set up a series of
radio bases for
residents of the area to
report activity on a 24
hours basis.
Yesterday's column of
gases was due to the
fact that there were no
winds to blow away the
smoke.
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