La Palma volcano, last minute live | The Cumbre Vieja volcano has been in eruption for more than 50 days with no indication that it will end in the short term

• Cumbre Vieja A day with the 'guardian' of the La Palma volcano: "I sleep worse when he's quiet ... We never know what he's up to"

The

, on the island of

was active this Sunday for 50 days with no data pointing to a short-term completion.

The natural phenomenon that began on September 19 has for the moment forced the

from nearby areas, of which more than 2,000 are directly affected by having their residence within the perimeter of the volcano.

Of these people with homes in the area of ​​the eruption, 1,576 are residents of Los Llanos de Aridane, 391 of El Paso and 122 are residents of the municipality of Tazarote.

According to the latest update of the Copernicus monitoring carried out on Saturday afternoon, the lava has covered a total of 992.4 hectares since the eruption began on September 19, affecting or destroying 2,719 buildings and infrastructure so far.

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The destruction of the volcano in figures

Copernicus has updated this Sunday afternoon the monitoring of the area of ​​the volcano 'Cumbre Vieja', in El Paso (La Palma), whose lava has covered a total of 993.7 hectares since the eruption began on September 19, affected or destroying

.

This is clear from the satellite data of the program dependent on the European Union according to the last mapping - number 47 - corresponding to the situation that existed this Sunday morning and which reflects an increase of

.

For its part, of the

, 2,593 have been destroyed and 129 have suffered damage;

while with respect to the roads, there are 73.5 kilometers of roads destroyed and another 3.3 kilometers that could be damaged.

The Copernicus program, coordinated through the National Center for Monitoring and Coordination of Emergencies (CENEM), has devices for the monitoring and follow-up of national alert networks, potential risk situations, incidents and

.

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50 days of eruption on La Palma with no signs that it will end in the short term

This Sunday the

, on the island of

has been active for 50 days and, at the moment, there is no data pointing to a short-term completion.

The natural phenomenon that began on September 19 has for the moment forced the

from nearby areas, of which more than 2,000 are directly affected by having their residence within the perimeter of the volcano.

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