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Moderate levels of seismicity continue at Kīlauea summit : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Moderate levels of seismicity continue at Kīlauea summit : Big Island Now

The Big Island volcano is not erupting; however, unrest associated with an intrusion of magma began in early October and has waxed and waned since

Unrest continues in south summit area of Kīlauea : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Unrest continues in south summit area of Kīlauea : Big Island Now

According to the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, an eruption of the Big Island volcano in the region from Halemaʻumaʻu crater south to the December 1974 vents could emerge with little notice.

Activity seems to have leveled off as episodes of unrest in Kīlauea's south summit region continue : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Activity seems to have leveled off as episodes of unrest in Kīlauea's south summit region continue : Big Island Now

The Uēkahuna summit tiltmeter north of the Big Island volcano’s caldera recorded a flat trend during the past 24 hours, with the Sand Hill tiltmeter just south of the caldera displaying the same.

More than 130 earthquakes recorded in past 24 hours as unrest continues at Kīlauea summit : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

More than 130 earthquakes recorded in past 24 hours as unrest continues at Kīlauea summit : Big Island Now

Inflation at the summit of the Big Island volcano also remains at about its highest level in more than 5 years, returning to nearly the level seen just before the last eruption Sept. 10, which lasted less than a week.

​The West is complicit in Colombia's killings : New Frame - Vimarsana News

​The West is complicit in Colombia's killings : New Frame

30 April 2021: Flames rise from a burning barricade behind a riot police officer during confrontations after a protest in Cali, Colombia, against neoliberal reforms and growing poverty. (Photograph by Luis Robayo/ AFP) Colombian security forces have killed more than 40 people since recent protests began on 28 April, according to Temblores, a Colombian non-governmental organisation (NGO) that documents state violence. Along with countless cases of torture and sexual assault, around 500 people remain missing since the protests began and could have been “disappeared”, a reality all too fami...