The La Palma volcano has stopped erupting, but danger still persists

The Kumbra Vieja volcano eruption lasted 85 days, covering 1219 hectares and destroying 1576 properties. It caused significant disruption, including covering 78 km of roads. The Spanish government pledged over €400 million for reconstruction. Experts warn of ongoing toxic gas release and potential future reactivation. The Canary Islands remain active volcanic regions, with magma constantly measured.

What was the total area covered by lava during the Kumbra Vieja volcano eruption?

• 9000 hectares

• 1219 hectares

• 78 hectares

• 1576 hectares

How many properties were destroyed by the lava flow?

• 1576 properties

• 1219 properties

• 9000 properties

• 78 properties

What financial aid did the Spanish government pledge for reconstruction?

• €100 million

• €400 million

• €500 million

• €455 million

What is a major concern for the island's residents following the eruption?

• Economic crisis

• Mental health crisis

• Environmental crisis

• Political crisis

What did Volcanologist Alexis Schwartz say about the future activity of the volcano?

• It is completely dormant

• Reactivation cannot be ruled out

• It may reactivate soon

• It will never reactivate