Guatemala's volcano eruption prompts evacuations of families

Guatemala's Volcano of Fire is erupting, leading to the evacuation of nearly 300 families. Authorities warn that an additional 30,000 people may need to leave the area due to the eruption's potential increase in intensity. The volcano, standing at 12,300 feet, is one of Central America's most active. It last erupted in June 2023, and a previous eruption in 2018 resulted in significant casualties. Currently, there are no reports of injuries. The situation is developing, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.