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Kilauea Volcano Re-erupts: Lava Fountains Reach 300 Meters
Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Re-erupts
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has erupted again, creating a spectacular display. Beginning Wednesday morning local time, lava began gushing like fountains from volcanic fissures. These lava columns soared up to 300 meters high, illuminating the surrounding area, and lava continues to flow around the vents. This eruption follows increased seismic activity previously reported by the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory.
Ongoing Volcanic Activity and Impact
Kilauea volcano is one of the world's most active volcanoes, having erupted multiple times in the past. While this eruption does not pose an immediate widespread threat, continuous monitoring of ash and gas emissions is underway. Authorities are closely watching the volcanic activity and advising residents to follow safety guidelines. No casualties or major facility damage have been reported to date.
*Source: YouTube: CGTN (2026-03-11)*
