Footage captured on February 2 shows gases continuing to emerge from the Cumbre Vieja volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma.

Harmful gases such as sulphur dioxide and methane have been detected in the area and local authorities have been measuring air quality to protect the population.

The months-long eruption of the volcano last year caused millions of euros of damage as the lava flowed towards the sea destroying houses, businesses and banana plantations.

footage shows sulfur gases still coming out of the volcano of Cumbre Vieja, the lava stream that reached the sea with isolated and destroyed houses covered by lava and volcanic ash as works for reconstructing the affected areas are still carried out.
The volcano erupted on September 19, 2021 being active for three months ending the 13th of December 2021. Sulfur gases are still coming out of the volcano and lava still remains with high temperature.
The eruption of the Cumbre Vieja Volcano provoked millions of Euros worth of damage as the lava flowed towards the sea destroying houses, businesses and banana plantations. Many clean up works are being carried out for the recovery of the islanders as many have lost houses or business and as many areas are still isolated.