Earthquake tremors continues in St Vincent because of La Soufriere volcano
National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO) stated that the La Soufriere volcano continues to pattern established since the massive eruption on April 18, 2021.
Saturday, 24th April 2021

"The volcano remains to erupt. Its design of seismic activity over the last few days is standard of the growth and decay of lava domes. Explosions with the following ashfall of similar or larger magnitude can occur with little or no warning." added NEMO.
Natural calamity in St Vincent and the Grenadines have moved the lives upside down, the island is facing massive devastation, and thousands of people are currently accommodated in government shelters. Many organizations, including the Red Cross, have come forward to assist the country in managing the crisis. The United Nations have also come forward to help the Caribbean island. Coca-Cola has also donated a sum of around USD 250,000 along with several supplies. The country is in urgent need of water, non-perishable goods and sanitary products. St Kitts and Nevis, Trinidad and Tobago, Dominica, St Lucia are among some neighbouring countries that have delivered water and other food items.Latest
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