Spain officially announces the end of the volcano eruption Cumbre Vieja

After an activity that lasted 3 months and caused severe damage, Spain officially announces the end of the eruption of the "Cumbre Vieja" volcano on the island of "La Palma".
The announcement came after the authorities waited 10 consecutive days without registering any visible sign of volcanic activity, which is the time required, according to scientists, to announce the end of the eruption.
Despite the end of the eruption, the risks of landslides still exist. Toxic gases will continue to be emitted while cleaning and rebuilding the damaged areas will take years.

Cumbre Vieja volcano damage pictures

The following pictures show the extent of the damage caused by the Cumbre Vieja volcano on the Spanish island, which shows the extent of the severe damage, which will need at least three years to return to normal life.
Cumbre Vieja volcano officially lasted 86 days and eventually stopped, but still, gas emissions continue there.
Life has continued largely as normal on most of La Palma. A section of the south-western side has been the most affected.