Aftermath of Cotopaxi volcano eruption in Ecuador
Nearly 325,000 people could be affected by an eruption of Cotopaxi, the volcano looming beyond the Ecuadoran capital of Quito, officials said. The biggest risk is from an eruption melting the 19,000-foot) mountain’s snowcap and triggering massive melt-water floods and lahar mudflows that could sweep through nearby towns.
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- Vehicles drive along a road covered by ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano in Lasso, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- Vehicles drive along a road covered by ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano in Lasso, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- A woman is reflected on a mirror as she walks along a street covered with ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano in Lasso, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of a plant covered with ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano in Lasso, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- Children walk along a street covered with ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano in Lasso, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- A boy wearing a face mask and holding a flag walks along a street covered with ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano in Lasso, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the Cotopaxi volcano spewing ashes from Quito, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (RODRIGO BUENDIA/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the Cotopaxi volcano spewing ashes from Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the Cotopaxi volcano spewing ashes from Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of people observing as the Cotopaxi volcano as it spews ashes from a hotel in Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of people observing as the Cotopaxi volcano as it spews ashes from a hotel in Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the Cotopaxi volcano spewing ashes from Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the Cotopaxi volcano spewing ashes from Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the Cotopaxi volcano spewing ashes from Quito, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (RODRIGO BUENDIA/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the Cotopaxi volcano spewing ashes from Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View from Sangolqui of the Cotopaxi volcano in Ecuador spewing ashes on August 23, 2015. Nearly 325,000 people could be affected by an eruption of Cotopaxi, the volcano looming beyond the Ecuadoran capital of Quito, officials said Monday. The biggest risk is from an eruption melting the mountain’s snowcap and triggering massive melt-water floods and lahar mudflows that could sweep through nearby towns, Ecuador’s minister of risk management Maria del Pilar Cornejo told a press conference. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View from Sangolqui of the Cotopaxi volcano in Ecuador spewing ashes on August 23, 2015. Nearly 325,000 people could be affected by an eruption of Cotopaxi, the volcano looming beyond the Ecuadoran capital of Quito, officials said Monday. The biggest risk is from an eruption melting the 5,900-metre (19,000-foot) mountain’s snowcap and triggering massive melt-water floods and lahar mudflows that could sweep through nearby towns, Ecuador’s minister of risk management Maria del Pilar Cornejo told a press conference. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the Cotopaxi volcano spewing ashes from Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- Ash spewed from the Cotopaxi volcano falls over crop fields in Machachi, south of Quito on August 22, 2015 a week after the volcano first started showing activity since its last eruption in 1877. Nearly 325,000 people could be affected by an eruption of Cotopaxi, the volcano looming beyond the Ecuadoran capital of Quito, officials said. The biggest risk is from an eruption melting the 5,900-metre (19,000-foot) mountain’s snowcap and triggering massive melt-water floods and lahar mudflows that could sweep through nearby towns. (JUAN CEVALLOS/AFP/Getty Images)
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- Vehicles ride along the Pan-American highway through ash falling from the Cotopaxi volcano in Machachi, about 40 km south of Quito, on August 22, 2015 a week after the volcano first started showing activity since its last eruption in 1877. Nearly 325,000 people could be affected by an eruption of Cotopaxi, the volcano looming beyond the Ecuadoran capital of Quito, officials said. The biggest risk is from an eruption melting the 5,900-metre (19,000-foot) mountain’s snowcap and triggering massive melt-water floods and lahar mudflows that could sweep through nearby towns. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of an onion plantation covered with ash of the Cotopaxi volcano in Machachi, Ecuador on August 22, 2015. Ash from Ecuador’s Cotopaxi volcano rained down on a dozen villages in the country’s central Andean region Saturday, where agricultural output has been marred by a blanket of soot from explosions that began a week ago. (JUAN CEVALLOS/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of a road covered with ash of the Cotopaxi volcano in Machachi, Ecuador on August 22, 2015. Ash from Ecuador’s Cotopaxi volcano rained down on a dozen villages in the country’s central Andean region Saturday, where agricultural output has been marred by a blanket of soot from explosions that began a week ago. (JUAN CEVALLOS/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the countryside covered with ash of the Cotopaxi volcano in Machachi, Ecuador on August 22, 2015. Ash from Ecuador’s Cotopaxi volcano rained down on a dozen villages in the country’s central Andean region Saturday, where agricultural output has been marred by a blanket of soot from explosions that began a week ago. (JUAN CEVALLOS/AFP/Getty Images)
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- People look at the Cotopaxi volcano as it spews ashes in Quito, Ecuador on August 22, 2015. Ash from Ecuador’s Cotopaxi volcano rained down on a dozen villages in the country’s central Andean region Saturday, where agricultural output has been marred by a blanket of soot from explosions that began a week ago. (JUAN CEVALLOS/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of the Cotopaxi volcano spewing ashes from Quito, Ecuador on August 22, 2015. Ash from Ecuador’s Cotopaxi volcano rained down on a dozen villages in the country’s central Andean region Saturday, where agricultural output has been marred by a blanket of soot from explosions that began a week ago. (JUAN CEVALLOS/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View from EL Pedregal of the Cotopaxi volcano in Ecuador spewing ashes on August 22, 2015. Nearly 325,000 people could be affected by an eruption of Cotopaxi, the volcano looming beyond the Ecuadoran capital of Quito, officials said Monday. The biggest risk is from an eruption melting the 5,900-metre (19,000-foot) mountain’s snowcap and triggering massive melt-water floods and lahar mudflows that could sweep through nearby towns, Ecuador’s minister of risk management Maria del Pilar Cornejo told a press conference. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- A worker takes precautions as ash from the Cotopaxi volcano falls over the crop fields in Machachi, south of Quito on August 22, 2015 a week after the volcano first started showing activity since its last eruption in 1877. Nearly 325,000 people could be affected by an eruption of Cotopaxi, the volcano looming beyond the Ecuadoran capital of Quito, officials said. The biggest risk is from an eruption melting the 5,900-metre (19,000-foot) mountain’s snowcap and triggering massive melt-water floods and lahar mudflows that could sweep through nearby towns. (JUAN CEVALLOS/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View from EL Pedregal of the Cotopaxi volcano in Ecuador spewing ashes on August 22, 2015. Nearly 325,000 people could be affected by an eruption of Cotopaxi, the volcano looming beyond the Ecuadoran capital of Quito, officials said Monday. The biggest risk is from an eruption melting the 5,900-metre (19,000-foot) mountain’s snowcap and triggering massive melt-water floods and lahar mudflows that could sweep through nearby towns, Ecuador’s minister of risk management Maria del Pilar Cornejo told a press conference. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- View of ashes spewed by the Cotopaxi volcano in Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- Peasants work with ashes spewed by the Cotopaxi volcano in the background in Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- A man rides a motorcycle in Sangolqui, Ecuador with ashes spewed by the Cotopaxi volcano in the background on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- A man looks at the ashes spewed by the Cotopaxi volcano in Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- Children look at the ashes spewed by the Cotopaxi volcano in Sangolqui, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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- Vehicles drive along a road covered by ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano in Lasso, Ecuador on August 23, 2015. A dozen towns of central Ecuador, including Quito sector, suffered Saturday the ashes of the Cotopaxi volcano, which started erupting a week ago after 138 years, as crops and cattle were affected. (MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images)
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