Eruptions at Etna, Fuego and Ebeko.

The activity of the new crater southeast of Etna is confirmed. On the evening of November 4, small strombolian explosions occurred, at a rate of about 10 minutes at the "Puttusiddu", the small vent on the east flank of the NSEC.

Sources: Boris Behncke and EtNative.

The activity of Fuego increases, with 10 to 15 hourly explosions, which are accompanied by ash plumes at 4,700 meters asl. dispersing 15 km in a westerly and southwesterly direction.

Nighttime glow is observed to 200-300 meters above the crater; the explosions generate weak to moderate avalanches, and lava flows 600 meters long towards the Tanilyua and Ceniza barrancas.

The ash falls concern Panimaché, El, Porvenir, Morelia, Santa Sofia, Sangre de Cristo, Finca Palo Verde and San Pedro Yepocapa.

Following the increase in seismicity and explosions, a new eruptive phase is possible in terms of hours or days.

An important work of sensitization of the populations is in progress to avoid the human losses.

Sources: Conred & Insivumeh.

Ebeko, on Paramushir Island in the Kuril archipelago, has been sporadic for some months. This November 4th, a plume of ash rising to 4,500 meters.

Source: Trends News Agency.