Chile's Lasca volcano has risen, up to 20,000 feet of hot ash

Suddenly, one after another volcanoes are rising. After the mountain of Sumeru, the volcano of Lascar in Chilean Andez has roared. Saturday (December 10) A volcanic eruption burst up to 20 thousand feet in the sky. But till now there is no news that there is no news.

In the meantime, the local administration has issued a yellow warning signal for the release of lava, which has been declared a ‘no entry zone’ for five kilometers from the volcanic center.

The volcano Lascar, located 70 km from San Pedro de Atacama, is 5,592 meters above sea level, as a tourist destination. Many people flock to this area every day for tracking.

The last eruption was erupted in Laskar volcano in 1993. Later in 2006 and 2015, the volcano was partially active. However, there was no damage.