HE Colombian Geological ServiceVia a thread on his Twitter account and in the face of the alarm that a string of news about his condition has been received. Nevado del Ruiz and Cerro Machín volcanoes“Current activity of Nevado del Ruz much larger than that of a resting or normal activity volcano and that shows that a bigger explosion is within the range of possibility, but this is the case It is NOT close. it’s just a possibility”.
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Also note that in the published information, a volcanic eruption cannot be predicted. “Nevado del Ruiz has been erupting for about 10 years, but these eruptions are insignificant and pretentious. limited to ash fall in different places” adds the information.
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“The information produced by SGC is based on geoscience information and decades of monitoring of volcanic activity in the country. In the event of a possible eruption in Nevado del Ruiz or any volcano in the country, we will be the first to inform you.”, draws attention to the information posted on his Twitter account.
The Colombian Geological Service likewise held an information day in Ibagué this Friday to reveal the current situation regarding the behavior of the Machín volcanoes, located between Ibagué and Cajamarca in Tolima, and the Nevado del Ruiz volcano, located on the border. Excerpts from Tolima and Caldas.
The aim of the event was: distorting a series of misinformation circulating on social networks about possible scenarios in the event of an explosion This caused panic among the people.
“Any interpretation or analysis of Machín Volcano must have a technical basis, and this scenario was not designed in the way science describes it today,” said Héctor Julio Fierro, the organization’s director, adding that Machín is active and remains vigilant. yellow, but “It is not true that Ibagué can be destroyed.
The Geological Service also today Machín and Ruiz volcanoes are constantly monitoredrigorous monitoring of temperature, gas emissions and the assessment of what is happening in the interior of volcanoes by technological means.
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