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CIVISA increases volcanic alert to V1 due to seismic activity in the Azores

Now9 September 2026 at 14:25

CIVISA raised the volcanic alert to level V1 due to seismic activity recorded in the Azores. The volcanic alert scale used by CIVISA consists of eight levels. This elevation of the alert level indicates increased monitoring and surveillance of volcanic activity in the region. CIVISA is the organization responsible for monitoring and assessing volcanic risk in the Azores archipelago.

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