Satellite image of Calbuco ash plume on Thursday. The  in Southern Chile twice on Wednesday. It was the first major eruption of the volcano in over fifty years. The Chilean interior ministry said over 4,000 people were evacuated. The rose upward over six miles and has caused flight cancellations. According to Chilean health ministry sanitary planning division head Bernardo Martorell, the ash could cause and eye and skin infections. As of yesterday,  said no-one was reported injured as a result of the eruption. But on Thursday a ministry official said they fear another eruption may occur.
Satellite image of Calbuco ash plume on Thursday. The volcano in Southern Chile twice on Wednesday. It was the first major eruption of the volcano in over fifty years. The Chilean interior ministry said over 4,000 people were evacuated. The rose upward over six miles and has caused flight cancellations. According to Chilean health ministry sanitary planning division head Bernardo Martorell, the ash could cause and eye and skin infections. As of yesterday, Associated Press said no-one was reported injured as a result of the eruption. But on Thursday a ministry official said they fear another eruption may occur.
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