Arenal 2018 2019 news
Arenal Volcano, located in Costa Rica, has been a popular tourist destination for many years. Here are some news articles and updates from 2018 and 2019:
2018:
- In January 2018, the Costa Rican government declared a state of emergency due to the increased activity of Arenal Volcano. The declaration allowed for the evacuation of nearby communities and the implementation of emergency measures. (Source: The Tico Times)
- In March 2018, the volcano erupted, spewing ash and lava into the air. The eruption was characterized as a "moderate" level of activity. (Source: Costa Rica Star News)
- In May 2018, the Costa Rican National Seismological Network (RSN) reported that Arenal Volcano had entered a period of increased activity, with increased seismicity and gas emissions. (Source: The Costa Rica News)
- In July 2018, the Arenal Volcano Observatory (OVA) reported that the volcano had entered a period of calm, with decreased seismicity and gas emissions. (Source: Costa Rica Star News)
2019:
- In January 2019, the OVA reported that Arenal Volcano had entered a period of increased activity, with increased seismicity and gas emissions. (Source: The Costa Rica News)
- In February 2019, the Costa Rican government announced that it would be increasing the number of surveillance cameras around the volcano to monitor its activity. (Source: Costa Rica Star News)
- In March 2019, the OVA reported that Arenal Volcano had entered a period of calm, with decreased seismicity and gas emissions. (Source: The Tico Times)
- In May 2019, the Costa Rican National Park Service (SINAC) announced that it would be reopening the Arenal Volcano National Park, which had been closed due to the increased activity of the volcano. (Source: Costa Rica Star News)
- In July 2019, the OVA reported that Arenal Volcano had entered a period of increased activity, with increased seismicity and gas emissions. (Source: The Costa Rica News)
It's worth noting that Arenal Volcano is still considered active, and visitors are advised to exercise caution when visiting the area. The Costa Rican government and the OVA closely monitor the volcano's activity and provide updates to the public.