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Experts Stay Cautious as La Palma Volcano Shows No Seismic Activity in the Longest Length of Time Since Eruption
The Cumbre Vieja volcano was known to be an active volcano on the island of La Palma, and has been spewing lava in the Canary Islands in the past three months. However, experts are concerned that its recent seismic inactivity could mean a threat in the Spanish Island.
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