Ba boholong Mexico ba ile ba fana ka tlhokomeliso e mosehla ea 'level 2' hang ka mor'a e 'ngoe ea Mexicolithaba tse foqohang seretse se chesang haholo, Popocatepetl, e ile ea foqoha ka Labone, ea tšollela molora holimo moeeng ’me ea tšollela seretse se chesang se pota-potileng khuti ea sona.
Lits'oants'o tse makatsang tsa nako ea ho foqoha ha seretse se chesang li ile tsa nkuoa ka k'hamera hoo e ka bang ka 6.30:3 hoseng ka nako ea lehae. Ba boholong ba re ho phatloha ha seretse se chesang ho ile ha ntša mosi o ka bang bolelele ba lik'hilomithara tse XNUMX, o nang le molora o itekanetseng.
Ba boholong ba fane ka temoso e mosehla hang ka mor'a ho foqoha ha seretse se chesang ka Labone, ba lemosa batho ba tikolohong e haufi hore ba ikoahele melomo le linko ka maske kapa sakatuku bakeng sa tšireletso khahlanong le molora oa seretse se chesang moeeng, ho boloka lifensetere li koetsoe, le ho roala likhalase ho e-na le hoo. ea lilense tsa ho kopana.
Sechaba se eletsoa “ho se atamele seretse se chesang.”
Baahi ba haufi le Atlautla le Mexico City ba kentse litšoantšo tse khahlang marang-rang tsa mosi o nyolohang holim'a Popocatépetl ha mafube a hlaha.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Officials have issued a yellow alert in the immediate aftermath of Thursday's eruption, warning people in the surrounding area to cover their mouth and nose with a mask or handkerchief for protection against volcanic ash in the air, to keep windows closed, and to wear glasses instead of contact lenses.
- Officials say the volcanic blast sent up a column of smoke about 3 kilometers high, with a moderate ash content.
- Mexican authorities issued a ‘level 2' yellow alert immediately after one of Mexico's most active volcanoes, Popocatepetl, erupted on Thursday, spewing ash high into the air above and showering lava around its crater.
