La Palma volcano, last minute live | Scientists note that the La Palma volcano "has less and less energy"

Scientists who follow the evolution of

continue to observe a decrease in the different parameters associated with the eruption

), which gives the impression that the system "it has less and less energy."

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16.14.

The decrease in SO2 and the earthquakes indicate that the volcano has less and less energy

The decrease in the levels of sulfur dioxide (SO2) that emanates from

and in earthquakes at intermediate depth points to the fact that the volcanic system has less and less energy, according to scientists who analyze the eruption that began in

on last September 19.

In fact, the sulfur dioxide emissions associated with the volcanic plume fluctuated this Saturday between 2,000 and 4,000 tons, far from the more than 50,000 tons that were recorded on September 23, although the scientific spokesperson for the Volcanic Emergency Plan from the Canary Islands

, María José Blanco, recalled this Sunday at a press conference that they are still high values.

"It seems that the system has less and less energy and the levels of intermediate seismicity, tremor, deformation and sulfur dioxide show

but we must wait for it to be maintained over time," he said. the scientific spokesperson.

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13.20.

Poor air quality prevents access to the coast of the Aridane Valley through Fuencaliente

The Cabildo de La Palma has announced access to the coast of the Aridane Valley through Fuencaliente will remain closed this Sunday due to poor air quality.

Data from the Ministry for Ecological Transition indicate that in the environment closest to the volcano, the air quality is very unfavorable due to the concentration of particles below ten microns.

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13.12.

Those affected by the volcano demand more specificity and immediacy in aid

The president of the

Volcano Social Association

, Juan Vicente Rodríguez Leal, has asked public administrations to be more specific when determining the promised aid in relation to the damage caused by the eruption, and to arrive "as soon as possible. ".

Rodríguez Leal has regretted in an appearance before the media that aid has been announced for an amount greater than 200 million euros "but that it has not been specified in what way and when they will reach those affected" and therefore requires the administrations to specify them and to which economic sectors they are going to apply.

He has also demanded that the use of the land be classified so that those affected who want to rebuild their homes can do so.

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12.27.

Spain will ask Brussels this Monday for flexibility so that the farmers of La Palma do not lose their aid

The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Luis Planas, will ask the European Commission this Monday to make more flexible the application of the EU's Program of Specific Options for Remoteness and Insularity (POSEI) so that

farmers

affected by the

of

can continue to

receive aid community.

Planas will transfer this demand to the Community Executive in the framework of the meeting of the Twenty-seven Ministers of Agriculture held in Brussels and in which the Spanish delegation has included an information point on the impact of the

on the Canary Island, specifically in the agricultural sector.

The objective of the Government is to inform the rest of the partners of the bloc about the damages that are occurring directly on farms and other indirect problems related, for example, with cuts in communication routes and destruction of irrigation infrastructure, diplomatic sources point out. .

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11.51.

34 earthquakes in the volcanic reactivation of La Palma

The National Geographic Institute (IGN) has detected in the last hours 34 earthquakes in the area affected by the volcanic reactivation of

(

), the largest of them of magnitude 4.7 mgLg, while reporting a slight decrease in the tremor signal compared to days gone by.

In its daily information bulletin on volcanic news on La Palma, the IGN has specified that most of the earthquakes located in the last 24 hours have been detected at depths greater than 30 kilometers.

Only two of the earthquakes have been felt by the population during this period.

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11.10.

A 4.7 earthquake is felt in almost all of La Palma

The 24-hour monitoring volcanic surveillance network of the National Geographic Institute (IGN) registered

an earthquake of magnitude 4.7 (mbLg)

on

last morning

that has been felt in many parts of the island.

This event was located at 5:24 am to the southwest of the municipality of Villa de Mazo, at a depth of 37 kilometers, and was felt with a maximum intensity of IV on the European EMS scale.

Specifically, this tremor was felt in El Paso, Villa de Mazo, Los Llanos de Aridane, Tazacorte, Puntagorda, Santa Cruz de La Palma, Breña Baja, Breña Alta and Tijarafe.

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10.48.

The Cofidis Alcázar Theater in Madrid today hosts a concert in favor of those affected by the La Palma volcano

Cofidis Teatro Alcázar de Madrid will

host this Sunday at noon a charity concert for those affected by the eruption of the

of

on

.

Organized by the Healthy Food Foundation, with the collaboration of the Smedia Foundation and other entities, the benefits obtained from this concert will be paid into the account that the Cabildo de

has arranged for that purpose

.

The concert will be attended by the cellist Manuel Hernández, soloist of the Camerata Antonio Soler;

the group of oboes and bassoons of the Royal Superior Conservatory of Music;

the Pulse and Púa Orchestra of the Complutense University of Madrid;

the international soloist Andrés Ramírez-Jiménez, with Cuco Pérez on the accordion;

the Ara Iovis quartet of Spanish music;

the Complutense Group of Spanish dance and parranda of the Casa de Canarias in Madrid, and the Choir of the Autonomous University of Madrid.

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10.14.

The lava from the La Palma volcano occupies an area of ​​1,018.6 hectares

Lava from the

of

continues to

increase the affected until 1018.6 hectares, according to

the last count of the information point unified the Cabildo of La Palma.

They are about 9 hectares more than in the previous count, while the perimeter is set at 53.3 kilometers, where 2,120 people had fixed their residence.

People evacuated now exceed 7,000.

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09.40.

Air quality on La Palma is reasonably good in all seasons

Air quality in

is reasonably good in all seasons, except for occasional episodes of exceeding the daily threshold due to sulfur dioxide in Puntagorda and suspended particles of less than 10 microns in Los Llanos de Aridane.

Pevolca hopes to have more data today on the possible proximity to La Palma of a storm that is forming in the south of the Azores, although in any case Morcuende has stressed that there would be no rains in the vicinity of the volcanic cone, because it has "its own atmosphere ".

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09.09.

The 'Volcán Menu' that La Palma swallows: like 200,000 cars a day and an ash that could cause cancer in cases of high exposure

No matter how much mask you constantly wear, no matter how much you wear astronaut-like glasses, it doesn't matter: the ash gets everywhere.

In the ears, between the toes, in the food: grains of black sand everywhere is the daily bread of the palmeros for the last eight weeks.

And the problem is not that the body is filled, on the outside, with this volcanic ash made of dozens of compounds: the problem is what goes inside,

.

Eating in these weeks on any terrace in the Aridane Valley supposes assuming that one is ingesting a bit of the volcano.

There, the most dangerous are the so-called

: microparticles of more than ten microns in size that, according to what high health officials of the Cabildo de La Palma admit to this newspaper, "in high quantities and with a very high exposure, could cause cancer, because they are the same compounds that cause the greenhouse effect. "

[Read here the complete information]

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08.34.

They ask to wait for the proceedings to clarify the death of a man on La Palma

The technical director of the Canary Islands Volcanic Emergency Plan (Pevolca), Miguel Ángel Morcuende, has asked to wait for the judicial proceedings to conclude to find out the cause of death of the man who has been found this Saturday in a house in Corazoncillo, on the perimeter of exclusion of Los Llanos de Aridane.

In the press conference after the meeting of the technical and scientific committees, Morcuende has indicated that the judicial authority and the Civil Guard are in charge of the necessary procedures to clarify the facts, for which he has asked "not to venture" to comment on this "burdensome matter".

He has insisted on waiting for the autopsy and court reports to conclude "in order to be able to speak properly and with knowledge of the causes of this person's death."

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07.59.

The first deceased in the La Palma volcano had gone to clean ash with an authorized group

Julio AC, the first deceased in the

on

, had entered the exclusion zone with a team of residents authorized to carry out the cleaning work, under the direction of the El Paso City Council and under the conditions and according to the protocol that Pevolca has established, as reported by the Government of the Canary Islands through a statement.

The President of the Government of the Canary Islands, Ángel Víctor Torres, who chaired this Saturday the meeting of the Steering Committee of the Special Plan for Civil Protection and Attention to Emergencies due to Volcanic Risk of the Canary Islands (Pevolca), reiterated the importance of complying with the security measures established by the direction of the Plan and appealed to individual responsibility to avoid accidents, when citizens are allowed access to exclusion zones to carry out different tasks.

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07.34.

The lava makes the lava deltas of the volcano grow without overflows or spills

The

of

now meets 57 days

in a day without damage, because the lava is feeding the lava deltas and making them grow, but where was found the body of a man in the exclusion zone, whose death is being investigated.

The lava is causing the growth of the

without overflowing or spilling to other points, and therefore without causing damage to infrastructure and the scientific spokesperson for the Canary Islands Volcanic Emergency Plan (Pevolca), María José Blanco, has indicated This Saturday that in the environment closest to the lava front, significant thermal anomalies are detected in terms of PH and oxygen.

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07.05

The new strip of the La Palma volcano continues to grow fed by three flows

The new Fajana of the

of

has been created this week on the beach in Los Guirres continues to

grow thanks to the power of lava that is receiving the

, while the rest of coladas remain stable, with lava running mainly through areas that have already been trampled and that already have a magma cover on the outside.

The technical director of Pevolca, Miguel Ángel Morcuende, has reported that everything remains similar, so there are no overflows or spills to other points, and growth is only taking place in the lava delta.

The technical director stressed that seismicity continues to be maintained at intermediate depths, between 10 and 15 km, and at high depths, more than 30 km, and is not being recorded at the surface level.

Seismicity continues at low values, consolidating the evolution that has been registered in the last two days, and above all, deep seismicity remains constant.

Although there has been a decrease in earthquakes, today there has been an earthquake of magnitude 5.0 mbLg, which has been felt with a maximum intensity of IV-V in La Palma, La Gomera and Tenerife.

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