Guatemala's Conred disaster center said the volcano named Fuego, Spanish for "fire," was sending out "pyroclastic flows" — a high-temperature mix of gas, ash and rock fragments "which descend ...

or "Volcano of Fire," lies on the ground in Escuintla, Guatemala, June 4, 2018. Luis Soto/AP Officials reportedly advised residents to wear masks to protect against ash still in the air.

Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupted, killing at least 25 people ... and belched thick clouds of smoke nearly six miles into the air, according to the CONRED, the government agency for disaster ...

A major eruption of Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego (Volcano of Fire ... due to the remnants of ash lingering in the air, causing poor visibility. Airlines are asking passengers to contact them ...

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ESCUINTLA, Guatemala--At least 99 people have been killed and nearly 200 are missing after the Volcano of Fire erupted in Guatemala over the weekend. The U.S. Air Force is airlifting several ...

Guatemala City. The volcano has erupted several times since then with mostly moderate explosions that spouted ashy plumes over 3 miles into the air and spewed more fast-moving volcanic matter ...

A volcano less than 30 miles outside of Guatemala City is once again erupting ... NASA reported ash was detected more than four miles in the air and avalanche-like pyroclastic flows buried ...

The head of of Guatemala's National Forensic Sciences Institute reported the latest death toll, after the volcano erupted on ... 15,000ft into the air, the institute said. Jon Sharman4 June ...