The main lava flows from the eruption in the municipality of El Paso, on the island of La Palma, is approaching the last urban area of Todoque, a town in Los Llanos de Aridane, before it hits the sea. The mayor of Los Llanos, Noelia García, said in an interview with Europa Press that the arrival of the lava is currently the "imminent risk."
Due to the current situation on the island, the La Palma Cabildo has informed that the following roads are now closed and are not allowed to be accessed by the public:
LP-211 Todoque.
LP-212 Tacande.
LP-213 Puerto Naos.
LP-215 Tazacorte-La Laguna.
LP-2 at the height of Tajuya.
LP-3 the La Cumbre highway.
Advancement of the lava down the slopes:
La lengua de lava del proceso eruptivo de La Palma arrasa con todo a su paso en su camino hacia el mar. pic.twitter.com/InvtAhgtl5
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