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Volcanic activity in Canary Islands 2021

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This morning there have already been 77 earthquakes from midnight to 06:04 .

http://www.ign.es/web/resources/volcanol..._KxSOqQ0A8
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayJkVWpJfbY
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Señor Morcuende ... Respuesta a porque no pasaron el semeforo a naranja el día 19...... Porque si lo hubiésemos hecho hubiésemos tenido que evacuar a todo el mundo en esa zona y si no hubiese entrado en erupción en las siguientes horas días o semanas nos estarían preguntando porque evacuamos a todos tan pronto .

Decidle al señor morcuende que sabe muy bien que en vista al publico ese semaforo a amarillo estaba desde el año 2019,es lo que hay ,claro!!eso en vista científico,y en verde a vista de turismo y población,me parece una falta de respeto por todas esas personas que tuvieron que meter toda su vida en furgonetas en menos de 15 min,me parece una falta de respeto que va a ir al parlamento con 24 preguntas desde la fundación Volcano active foundation de anne fornier.¿Que hubiera pasado si esa erupción se hubiera dado un lunes en vez de un domingo? ¿Por que no era conscientes la población de los planes de emergencias? ¿Donde estan los puntos de encuentro? Y las rutas de evacuación? ¿Que tienen que hacer los niños en los colegios en caso de terremoto,y en esos centros donde estan las zonas exluidas de peligro deberian señilizar esas zonas incluso en el suelo "Zona segura" haber hecho Simulacros años antes ,está claro que quien os salvo fue La UME y los servicios de emergencias y cuerpos de seguridad del estado,ellos están preparados,y la población que pasa con ella? Es la primera erupción que veis en 50 años bueno en el 2004 se os quedó a 1km de profundidad una posible intrusión en el Teide,no me Quiero imaginar sin situación TODO COLAPSADO..,y no habéis hecho nada ni charlas bueno eso si involcan,pero simulacros 0 en los colegios 0...nos queda mucho que aprender lo siento pero no se puede pasar esto po4 alto tienen que depurar responsabilidades es lo que hay "No hay catástrofes,HAY MALAS DECISIONES....no ha habido muertos si y que ? No hay nada bien echo NADA...mientras no seamos conscientes jamas lo estaremos ,es hora para aprender para un futuro de otros modelos de planes,como California Hawaii y prepararse cada año un poco mejo4 no preparar un plan en dos dias eso es improvisar y eso pasa factura.
Es hora de hablar de volcanes sin miedo,en la península vivimos tambien en zonas proclives a grandes terremotos y zonas que en un pasado fue volcanico como el mar de alboran la manga y la zona de calatrava,los volcanes han estado siempre,nosotros somos los qué estamos de paso y tenemos que aprender a vivir entre volcanes.
#PREVENIRESVIVIR
#WORLDCANIC
#RESILENC3
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On my phone sorry can't translate the above post was from Mike Socal on Volcanes y Ciencia Hoy

Tamara : I've added the translation below.
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JandMorcuende ... Answer to why they did not pass the semaphore to orange on the 19th ...... Because if we had done it we would have had to evacuate everyone in that area and if it had not erupted in the following hours days or weeks they would be asking us why we evacuated everyone so soon.

 Tell Mr. Morcuende that he knows very well that in view of the public that traffic light has been yellow since 2019, it is what there is, of course !! that in scientific view, and in green in view of tourism and population, it seems to me a lack out of respect for all those people who had to put their whole lives in vans in less than 15 min, it seems to me disrespectful that he is going to go to parliament with 24 questions from the Volcano active foundation of anne fornier. if that eruption had occurred on a Monday instead of a Sunday?  Why was the population not aware of the emergency plans?  Where are the meeting points?  And the evacuation routes?  What do children have to do in schools in the event of an Earthquake, and in those centers where danger zones are excluded, they should mark those zones even on the ground "Safe zone" having done drills years before, it is clear that who saved you It was the UME and the emergency services and state security forces, they are prepared, and the population what happens with it?  It is the first eruption that you see in 50 years, well in 2004 a possible intrusion on Mount Teide was left 1km deep, I don't want to imagine EVERYTHING COLLAPSED without a situation ... but drills 0 in schools 0 ... we have a lot to learn I'm sorry but you can't pass this po4 high they have to debug responsibilities is what there is "There are no catastrophes, THERE ARE BAD DECISIONS ... So what? There is nothing well done NOTHING ... as long as we are not aware we will never be, it is time to learn for the future of other models of plans, such as California Hawaii and prepare each year a little better4 not prepare a plan in two days that is improvisation and that takes its toll.
 It is time to talk about volcanoes without fear, in the peninsula we also live in areas prone to large earthquakes and areas that in the past were volcanic such as the sea of alboran la manga and the area of calatrava, the volcanoes have always been, we are the what are we passing through and we have to learn to live among volcanoes.
 #PREVENIRESLIVIR
 #WORLDCANIC
 # RESILENC3
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Thank you Tamara for translating it. 😊
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Access to Fuencaliente is suspended due to the risk of landslides
It has also paralyzed the collection of household goods and irrigation work at certain points for the same reason.

The Cabildo de La Palma has ordered this Monday to temporarily suspend access to the Fuencaliente road due to the risk of landslides, and has also paralyzed the collection of household goods and irrigation work at certain points for the same reason.

Specifically, the island corporation has halted the collection of household goods in Corazoncillo, Jedey and San Nicolás, as well as the irrigation and fruit cutting operation in El Remo, Charco Verde and Puerto Naos.

The recently evacuated neighbors of Las Martelas, Cuesta Zapata, Marina Alta, Marina Baja and La Condesa will be able to remove household items, the Cabildo has communicated on its social networks, in which it remembers that to access the evacuated areas the DNI must be presented and some document that proves that the property is in that area, such as the rental contract or invoices.

He adds that these measurements may vary according to Weather conditions and the evolution of the eruptive process.
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