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Through the eyes of German visitors
The Volcano after a Partial Dome Collapse
On February 11, Soufriere Hills exhibited what was said to be the largest event over the last four (4) years, some residents determining that it is the biggest they have experienced. The Montserrat Volcano Observatory (MVO) Director, Dr. Cole had reiterated the scientists’ difficulty in telling what the next action of the volcano would be although they had sensed, according to him from their monitoring that some activity was likely to take place within few days. He said they had advised closing Zone B entirely that day.
Some German visitors were happy to be in Montserrat at the same time and shared this video about their experience on this unique Caribbean Island.
An Actual Dome Collapse
To watch the video click on the link below. Just Remember it a German Video.
A Personal German Documentary of a visit to Montserrat
