Tourists on the Canary island of La Palma have been urged not to panic after scientists recorded a new swarm of earthquakes.
The Volcanic Institute of the Canary Islands, INVOLCAN confirmed that since Thursday, a series of tremors have been detected around the Cumbre Vieja volcano which caused massive damage during a three-month eruption.
"Since 7.01pm on Thursday, the Canarian Seismic Network, operated by INVOLCAN, is recording a swarm of long-term seismic events at the Cumbre Vieja volcano. Until now, more than 60 small events located at depths of around 10-13 km have been recorded," the organisation confirmed.
