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No Magma Lava At Turrialba, Experts Confirm

Experts examining the Turrialba volcano rule out the presence of magma and lava following the activity at the volcano during the past week, spewing out ash and gases, forcing the evacuation of some 40 people living near the colossus.

The confirmation was made on Friday following a break in the weather that had hampered a close and personal look of the volcano and the newly created crater.

Experts of the Red Sismológica Nacional were able to visit the volcano on Friday after days of waiting for the cold front, that hampered visibility at the volcano, to move on.

Although the experts have determined no magma or lava, that could change at any minute.
 
   
 

 

 

 

 


 
 

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