Thick layer of ash blankets local communities as Tungurahua erupts again, Ecuador

(Before It's News)

Ecuador's Tungurahua volcano, situated about 135 km (80 miles) south of capital Quito, is showing signs of increased activity since November 9, 2015 and covering local houses and crops of the nearby communities with smoke and thick layers of ash. Instituto Geophysic… Read more »

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