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Watch: Ash From La Soufriere Creates Eerie Landscape On St. Vincent | NBC News NOW

   May 2, 2021  7 Comments on Watch: Ash From La Soufriere Creates Eerie Landscape On St. Vincent | NBC News NOW

Houses, streets on the Caribbean island of St. Vincent have been covered in 8-inch layers of ash and debris after La Soufriere’s eruptions.
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7 thoughts on “Watch: Ash From La Soufriere Creates Eerie Landscape On St. Vincent | NBC News NOW”

  2. can the volcanic ash be bagged and sold , i am sure it has some useful purpose , fertilizer , beauty treatment, additive , something it can be used for , i am sure. the country can make millions with the ash . just my opinion

  3. I know what they are going through. In the Philippines when I was there. We saw the greatest evacuation of military dependents in history that had to happen within just a few days it was so bad, not many people know that. How high is the plume going on St. Vincent? Is the Red Cross there?

  5. Sulfur dioxide is very dangerous to breath , and many people may not know that there inhaling this toxic gas
    There only focused on what they can see which is the ash but that sulfur dioxide levels around that volcano are at a dangerous level about now. They need to get people away from that whole area this is serious.

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