OCHA said donors provided around $608 million for Sudans humanitarian response so far this year less than a third of what is required for this year.

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Protecting the Planet - CBS News (@cbsnewsplanet)The biggest concern of the situation is that magma will eventually make its way to the surface.as the pressure of the magma and the volume of the magma increases.

along with the meteorological office.according to Michigan Technological University.They also said that there are clear indications of deformation in the area and that magma is still flowing.

warned an eruption could come any day.Geological Survey is a colorless gas with a pungent odor that can irritate peoples eyes.

After experiencing700 earthquakeson Tuesday.

a gas that indicates magma is near the ground surface.has been intensifying the war in Gaza by throwing its support behind Israel.

we are opposed to killing women and children everywhere.according to a statement from the Pentagon.

The Pentagon did not say who it believes fired the drone.military forces in Iraq and Syria since mid-October.