Poás
Volcano Dazzles Christmas Day Visitors With
Eruption
The volcán Poás on the north side of the
Central Valley gave visitors a display of
fireworks on Christmad day, spewing ash and
mud some 500 metres into the air, forcing
national park officials to control access to
the crater.
For those who decided to visit the colossus
on Christmas day, got the surprise of their
life, as the volcano offered a show that
topped any of the fireworks displays that
are tradition at Christmas.
Park officials say access to the park and
crater is controlled and may be closed off
at any time, depending on the action of the
volcano.
The eruption occurred at 9:50am and is part
of the normal behaviour of the active
volcano.
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