The Ecuadorian volcano La Cumbre, which is part of the Galapagos archipelago, has begun to erupt, the government of the South American country reported, Reuters writes, according to UNN .
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There is no immediate danger, as the island where the volcano is located is uninhabited, the Ministry of Environment confirmed.
Gas emissions and thermal anomalies were detected using satellite systems
La Cumbre on the island of Fernandina is one of the many active volcanoes on the Galapagos Islands, which are almost 1000 km from mainland Ecuador.
Images taken from afar and shared on social media show the glowing lava moving in the pre-dawn darkness early on Sunday.
The volcano last erupted in 2020 after several years of activity.
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