Searching for lost family during Guatemala’s volcano eruption
Guillermo Galdos
Latin America Correspondent
The fury of Guatemala’s Mount Fuego volcano has not fallen silent yet. This weekend it released another flow of burning debris and rock, a week after the eruption which left at least 110 people dead and thousands of homes destroyed. Some families are so desperate to find out what’s happened to their missing relatives that they are venturing back into a zone so dangerous the authorities have called off the search. We have been with them to find out if anyone’s left alive.
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