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Volcano threat forces evacuation on Caribbean island

Volcano threat forces evacuation on Caribbean island Updated / Friday, 9 Apr 2021 08:46 The island of Saint Vincent is on red alert The threat of a volcanic eruption has triggered evacuation orders on the eastern Caribbean island of Saint Vincent and the deployment of several cruise ships to house thousands forced to leave their homes. Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves said the island was on red alert after a shift in volcanic activity at the La Soufriere crater and told residents in northern areas to move to safety immediately. I have issued an evacuation order to all residents living in the RED ZONES on the North East and the North West of the island, he wrote in a tweet late last night.

Residents of Caribbean island evacuate due to imminent volcanic eruption

Residents of Caribbean island evacuate due to imminent volcanic eruption 10 hours 53 minutes 51 seconds ago Friday, April 09 2021 Apr 9, 2021 April 09, 2021 8:55 AM April 09, 2021 in News Source: CNN St. Vincent KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent - Residents of a southern Caribbean island are rushing to evacuate on Friday morning as local officials warn of an imminent volcanic eruption. According to CNN, the island of St. Vincent is on red alert because a volcano called La Soufriere is expected to erupt at any moment. As a result, roughly 6,000 to 7,000 people are attempting to leave in accord with instructions from local authorities.   St. Vincent and the Grenadines Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves declared a disaster alert Thursday, April 8, according to the country s National Emergency Management Organization.

Caribbean Island Orders Evacuations After Volcano Warning

Caribbean island orders evacuations after volcano warning Fri 09th April 2021 | 11:30 AM Washington, April 9 (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 9th Apr, 2021 ) :The threat of a volcanic eruption has triggered evacuation orders on the eastern Caribbean island of Saint Vincent and the deployment of several cruise ships to house thousands forced to leave their homes. Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves said the island was on red alert after a shift in volcanic activity at the La Soufriere crater and told residents in northern areas to move to safety immediately. I have issued an evacuation order to all residents living in the RED ZONES on the North East and the North West of the island, he wrote in a tweet late Thursday.

Evacuations ordered as St Vincent s volcano set to blow

5 Hrs Ago Residents of communities in northeast St Vincent, around the La Soufriere area, on trucks and at the side of the road waiting for rides to safer areas on Thursday evening. KINGSTOWN: An evacuation order was issued on Thursday afternoon for residents near St Vincent s La Soufriere volcano after scientists monitoring activities at the volcano warned of an imminent and violent eruption. Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves announced the evacuation order about three hours after he held an emergency press conference together with Prof Richard Robertson, the lead scientist monitoring the volcano. In making the evacuation order, the prime minister said Robertson had informed him that matters had deteriorated further at La Soufriere.

Cruise ships head to island to aide in evacuations

Cruise ships head to island to aide in evacuations by A view of the dome at La Soufrière - PHOTO CREDIT: Richard Robertson, UWI-SRC. KINGSTOWN, St Vin­cent Prime Min­is­ter Dr. Ralph Gon­salves is­sued an evac­u­a­tion or­der as the sit­u­a­tion at La Soufriere vol­cano de­te­ri­o­rat­ed fur­ther on Thurs­day af­ter­noon and an­nounced that sev­er­al cruise ships would be ar­riv­ing from Fri­day to help get res­i­dents out. Prime Min­is­ter Dr. Ralph Gon­salves made the an­nounce­ment af­ter Pro­fes­sor Richard Robert­son, the lead sci­en­tist mon­i­tor­ing the vol­cano, re­port­ed fur­ther ac­tiv­i­ty at La Soufriere, hours af­ter warn­ing there could be an ex­plo­sive erup­tion any time.

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