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  Guatemala: Explosions c...  
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Flight disruptions at Guatemala City’s La Aurora International Airport (GUA) - located approximately 40 km (25 mi) northwest of the volcano - are possible in the coming hours and days.
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Red alerts issued by Guatemala's national disaster organization CONRED remain in place in the three southern departments that surround the volcano: Chimaltenango, Escuintla, and Sacatepéquez.
  Guatemala: Volcán de Fu...  
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Those planning on traveling to, from, or through GUA are advised to monitor developments to the situation, confirm flight reservations, and contact their airline for more information.
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Individuals present in Guatemala are advised to be prepared for further volcanic activity, adhere to any instructions issued by the local authorities (i.e. evacuation orders), and wear respiratory masks and covering clothing to protect skin from ashfall in affected areas.
  Guatemala: Volcán de Fu...  
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Volcán de Fuego eruption leaves at least six people dead and 20 injured June 3; La Aurora International Airport (GUA) closed June 3
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Guatemala: Volcán de Fuego eruption leaves at least six dead June 3 /update 1
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La Aurora International Airport (GUA) - serving Guatemala City - was closed on Sunday due to ashfall. Airport officials have said that GUA will be closed at least until 14:15 on Monday, June 4. Further eruptions, evacuations, and transportation disruptions (including flight delays and cancelations) are expected in the coming hours and days.
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Volcán de Fuego erupted on the evening of Sunday, June 3 (local time), leaving at least six people dead and 20 others injured after lava flowed into Rodeo village. Volcanic ash has reportedly covered nearby villages, including San Pedro Yepocapa and Sangre de Cristo; ashfall has also been reported in Guatemala City. Some 100 people have been evacuated from affected areas. Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales has declared that a national emergency response has been mobilized.
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La Aurora International Airport (GUA) - serving Guatemala City - was closed on Sunday due to ashfall. Airport officials have said that GUA will be closed at least until 14:15 on Monday, June 4. Further eruptions, evacuations, and transportation disruptions (including flight delays and cancelations) are expected in the coming hours and days.
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Volcán de Fuego erupted on the evening of Sunday, June 3 (local time), leaving at least six people dead and 20 others injured after lava flowed into Rodeo village. Volcanic ash has reportedly covered nearby villages, including San Pedro Yepocapa and Sangre de Cristo; ashfall has also been reported in Guatemala City. Some 100 people have been evacuated from affected areas. Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales has declared that a national emergency response has been mobilized.
  Guatemala: Evacuation o...  
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The death toll could rise as rescue operations continue. Volcanic ash covered nearby villages as well as the capital, Guatemala City, located 40 km (25 mi) to the northeast of the volcano. More than 3000 people have been evacuated from affected areas and an estimated 1.7 million people have been affected by the eruption.
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On Tuesday, June 5, at approximately 14:10 (local time), the Volcán de Fuego entered once again into eruption. Guatemala's national disaster organization CONRED issued evacuation orders for parts of the Escuintla area. CONRED also advised all nearby residents to avoid Chimaltenango and Sacatepequez, including the downtown Antigua area. Also on Tuesday, authorities ordered residents in La Reyna, El Rodeo, Cañaveral I y IV, Hunnapu, Magnolia, and Restaurante Sarita to evacuate due to recent pyroclastic flows. National Route 14 was also closed on June 5. Additional evacuations are possible in the coming days.