Volcanic activity in Canary Islands 2019

[jand]

There has been a landslide in Gran Canaria but as far as I understand this is either due to due to rainfall or bad workmanship on the road?.

Collapse at the entrance of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria due to a landslide at the height of El Tívoli.

https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-c556CJy5CCU/X...naria.jpgg

https://www.grancanariatv.com/2019/12/co...m3yGQJIk3M


"The wall was built in the 70s and is part of the dozen platforms and containments that the Ministry of Public Works plans to rebuild next year due to its age. He was being watched since the first cracks appeared in January and were repaired, in December cracks appeared that did not foresee the collapse, but the rains precipitated the Events and the work will be undertaken immediately.

Yesterday, before the increase in the size of the cracks, the right lane was closed and the Cabildo maintained a surveillance team, which allowed witnessing the demolition and immediately closing the central lane"

https://www.grancanariatv.com/2019/12/ac...SYariau7LA

[jand]

Another Earthquake a 3.5 in roughly the same area as the 3.2 on the 8th December.

es2019yixcw 12/13/2019 07:49:45 30.4734 -19.3007 30 3.5 mbLg CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN REG

On the link below click on the right hand side 15 days and drag the picture down a bit and you can clearly see the pattern of the earthquakes over 3.0 magnitude surrounding the Canary Islands.

http://www.ign.es/web/resources/volcanol...arias.html#

[jand]

Now a 3.2 South West of El Hierro next to the West coast.


3.2 mbLg SW EL PINAR DE EL HIERRO.IHI 2019/12/13 17:34:28 18 + info

[jand]

Look at the link below you can actually see a line of earthquakes over 3.0 magnitude (maybe a fault line ) heading from or towards the Canary Islands.


https://static3.emsc.eu/Images/map_zoom/...1576757874




https://www.emsc-csem.org/#2