Guatemala's Fuego Volcano Erupts, Hundreds Evacuated

Fuego Volcano Erupts in Guatemala, Forcing Evacuations Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted dramatically on June 6th, 2025, sending plumes of ash 4.8 kilometers into the air and causing lava flows. Over 700 people were forced to evacuate their homes in nearby areas. The eruption was captured on video, showing spectacular and terrifying footage of the event. "It was like something out of a movie," said one resident who was evacuated. "The ground shook, and the sky turned dark with ash." The eruption caused significant disruption, with ash falling on nearby villages and roads closed due to safety concerns. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely and providing support to those displaced. Despite the dramatic nature of the eruption, there were no immediate reports of casualties. The rapid response of emergency services and the cooperation of local communities helped minimize the impact of the event. The volcano remains active, and authorities continue to urge people to stay clear of the danger zone.