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Eruption of Spanish island volcano declared over after starting in September
Fiery molten rock flowing down toward the sea destroyed around 3,000 buildings.
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Fiery molten rock flowing down toward the sea destroyed around 3,000 buildings.
Authorities on the Spanish island told inhabitants to stay indoors as the Cumbre Vieja volcano continued to erupt.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said his government would pass new measures this week to help millions of euros in aid reach those in need.
More than 1,800 buildings, mostly homes, have already been destroyed on the Canary Island.
La Cumbre Vieja volcano began erupting on 19 September.
Some 6,000 residents were evacuated after the initial eruption on the Canary Island last month.
The volcano has been erupting for almost three weeks.
A huge magma shelf has continued to build on the Atlantic Ocean.
The dramatic eruption which began 10 days ago, has forced thousands out of their homes.
La Palma, with a population of some 85,000 people, has been hit by several earthquakes.
Some 20 isolated houses have been destroyed.
The Cumbre Vieja volcano last erupted 50 years ago.
A ranger has died in the fire.
Five people were killed when a lifeboat fell from a cruise liner during a safety drill while it was docked in the Canary Islands.