Planet Labs Inc/AP The volcano s rumbles were heard in the capital of Kingstown, about 32km south. “I’m just here wondering when it’s going to calm down,” resident Kalique Sutherland said. The eruption could continue for some time, said Richard Robertson, the lead scientist at the University of the West Indies Seismic Research Center. “It’s likely that at some point it would quiet down and hopefully we would have a break so that we could recover a little bit more, but don’t be surprised if after the break it picks up like this again,” Robertson said.
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