The Soufriere volcano is not showing signs of unrest at the moment, but persons must remain alert as nature sometimes throws curved balls. Lloyd Lynch, lead Scientist monitoring the volcano made the point this week while speaking on NBC Radio’s Eyeing La Soufriere program. Lynch, who is attached to the University of the West Indies Seismic Research Unit (UWI-SRC), said volcano unrest means increasing activity above background activity, and …
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Three men from New Chapmans are ‘braving out’ the eruptions
Left to Right: DAVE SUTTON, DAVID SEYMOUR & TERRY JOSEPH Social Share ON A BRIDGE in New Chapmans, three forlorn figures stood looking at the mountain top, the Soufriere volcano.
“My family from the area, couple sisters and mother and father. All the house in one area, so I decided to stick around,” Dave Sutton told SEARCHLIGHT on Sunday, three days after the Soufriere volcano moved from effusive to explosive, covering the entire country in ash.
Sutton, his brother in law Terry Joseph, and their friend David Seymour, had all decided to battle the exploding volcano at their home in the red zone. The men are protecting their properties and livestock the best they can.
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