Fuego Volcano Erupts in Guatemala: Hundreds Evacuated

Fuego Volcano Erupts in Guatemala, Forcing Evacuation of Hundreds Guatemala is facing a renewed volcanic emergency as the Fuego Volcano, one of Central America's most active, erupted on June 6th, 2025. Over 330 people have been evacuated from the surrounding areas due to the increased volcanic activity. Authorities have issued an orange alert, indicating a significant risk. The eruption produced a substantial ash plume, visible in videos circulating online. "The situation is serious," stated a local official in a press briefing. "We are working to ensure the safety of all residents in the affected zones." The evacuation process is ongoing, with support from local emergency services and the army. The eruption brings back grim memories of the 2018 eruption, which tragically claimed over 200 lives. This event underscores the importance of preparedness and effective emergency response systems in volcanic regions. While the current situation is concerning, the swift evacuation efforts are providing hope for minimizing casualties. The authorities continue to monitor the volcano's activity and provide updates to the public.