Fentale Volcano Update; Evacuate Now, Geothermal Explosions Occur

[@GeologyHub]

I beg everyone to please NOT take the statements made in this video out of context, like what occurred during my first upload on the Fentale adjacent magma dike in late Sep-early Oct 2024. I am NOT saying that a major volcanic eruption or even a true eruption is even close to certain or likely, just that one is definitely plausible. However, a volcanic eruption NOT occurring is the MOST likely outcome, but even if an eruption does not occur, the continued spam of M4s, M5s, and possibly just now a low end M6 is sufficient to warrant an evacuation due to non earthquake resistant structures that people live in. I do NOT want to cause unnecessary panic, so I outlined my thought process in this video. All I want to do is potentially safe lives, and by uploading this video, it gets it off my conscience. I know full well that an eruption probably won't end up occurring, but I have an outreach capability that HAS made a difference in the past. I do care, and want people to take appropriate actions for what could become a tragedy. I am NOT trying to clickbait, or fear monger. This is why today's video is the first of more than 1,000 uploads to state "evacuate now!".

[@occamsrazor5376]

Thank you so much! Better safe than sorry!

[@loristephens3016]

Thanks, I was wondering what was going on over there.

[@FutureMaster999]

Its nice that you make videos to warn people. Thanks for updating us!

[@jjMcCartan9686]

Remember what you said about the last eruption from the reykajnes volcano complex laying waste to grindavik?? Well you admitted you were wrong but this time only fools would stay there looking at that data .

[@LittleRiverBees-or6qp]

So I country with The Great African Rift running through the center of it doesn't have earthquake codes for buildings? I realize this is a poor country but there are ways to improve survivability of structures that are not overly expensive.

[@jaredelfaz2558]

I'm from Ethiopia, I just felt the earthquake I've never felt before just now 20mins ago. things are getting scary. and the gov't not even mentioning about eathquake in a media. and we know they never care about people's life.

[@awx5598]

Get out of there man.

[@loristephens3016]

We have a saying over here.... "It's time to get the hell outta Dodge." Start packing my friend, it's time to get the hell outta Ethiopia!

[@r4raced4doom2]

It was a M5.8 just over the rift zone. Stay safe, this amount of intense M5+ is concerning for sure.

[@jaredelfaz2558]

​@@loristephens3016 it's not easy to leave Ethiopia as you think brother. our only option is to go away as far as possible from the sources.

[@jaredelfaz2558]

@@r4raced4doom2 yes 5.8 and it's kept growing better to leave sooner. I will do my best to warn my people and help them evacuate to safe zones.

[@talamioros]

You are not being alarmist when you always so honestly qualify your professional evaluations and also premises. It's super intellectually responsible and this is part of why I love this channel.

[@Merzui-kg8ds]

"Evacuate Now" is the title. so......kinda alarmist

[@sigisoltau6073]

​@@Merzui-kg8dsNo. Those quakes are strong enough to damage or destroy buildings in the area. These buildings aren't designed to withstand these quakes. So telling people to evacuate just for quakes isn't alarmist.

[@Beth.H]

Definitely alarmist

[@sigisoltau6073]

@@Beth.H He's not. Those quakes alone are of serious concern for the area. Those buildings aren't designed to withstand those quakes.

[@Beth.H]

@@sigisoltau6073 yes it is. It a language issue not a message issue, if you use alarmist language and nothing happens people are less likely to listen in the future. Evacuate now generally is used for an imminent threat that will almost certainly affect you. In this case (In my opinion - I am a engineering geologist who specialises in geological hazards) there is the potential for destructive quakes with a possible volcanic eruption - a risk that should be taken seriously yes. However, look at the response to the St Helens eruption people were beginning to doubt the warnings because they had not seen a big eruption yet. At this point is an inform people and make sure they are ready to go if something happens - this is an area where people may not be able to evacuate now just in case. Therefore information around ways to be safe during an earthquake! Items to take during an evacuation (damp cloth to avoid breathing in potential ash emissions ) and potential places to head towards if something happens would be more useful.

[@waragainstavg]

This channel is one of the most even keeled, non alarmist channel about geophysical events…so if this guy is alarmed, be alarmed

[@ranekeisenkralle8265]

I wouldn't call that being alarmed. just being cautious and compassionate

[@DEWVulcan]

💯 👍

[@FastNCurious88]

💯💯🗣️💯💯

[@Itsthatoneguy371]

@@ranekeisenkralle8265they said IF he sounds alarmed be alarmed too because he is so even keeled.

[@michaelgrosscup]

Be alarmed over a MUD volcano are you kidding me.

[@abdulhamidjelalu1734]

The earthquake woke me up so I came to research about it. I live in Addis Ababa. Today Saturday Jan 4 3:53 we felt the earthquake struck with magnitude 5.8. Everyone was asleep, and when it struck, it woke me up. The building was shaking. When I woke my family, it eventually stopped. It was very scary. Alhamdulillah.

[@neomortalgirl]

I fear it is so big that even from there I would be going somewhere else. This is massive on a volcanic scale, normally don’t get earthquakes that big. At the least have a plan to get out if a building if it collapses. I hope you, your family and friends will all be safe.

[@hippy9309]

Please stay safe

[@SagexGrace]

Amen

[@melodiefrances3898]

5.8 is pretty scary. I don't even like 4.8. Hope it isn't magma or a foreshock.

[@MichaelWalker-v2o]

Be safe and do what you can to be ready ❤

[@dirkstarbuck6126]

You are absolutely NOT an alarmist. I would seriously heed your warning.

[@SagexGrace]

Believe me, it woke us all, if that didn't wake you, you must be dead😂

[@sigisoltau6073]

Just the quakes alone iare enough. Those buildings aren't built to withstand them. And I believe several have already been damaged.

[@deangregoric4735]

Honestly am not sure to trust him on anything from directly lying about Mars volcanoes for no reason even tho its already been proven for decades whats really going on.

[@Tigerclaw1760]

Ive been scouring the web for any viable information about the earthquakes for days now. As some of my family and relatives live in Metahara, a small town located less than 10 miles south of Fentale volcano, naturally I'm worried about the continuous tremors that have been occurring in what seems to be daily since late Dec till now. I myself am vacationing in a city almost 60 miles away and even we're able to feel the ground shaking on one or two occasions. Your channel has been invaluable to us and so thank you for all your hard work! Praying for our motherland 🙏🏽

[@Ida-t6v7m]

🙏👼praying for your family

[@taleandclawrock2606]

Volcanoes Australia posts regular updates

[@craigsfiero2007]

You issued somewhat similar warnings during the early days before the Reykjanes eruption. I'd say you have a great deal of credibilty here, those in the area would be wise to heed your warnings and leave.

[@matthewgillies7509]

Indeed. He's been correct about multiple other eruptions in recent years.

[@mazer4112]

One of the most valued and trusted voices in social media! I just love how much you care about the Earth and the people on it!!! way to go!!! 10/10

[@niranamoon829]

Better to warn others about the snake in the back yard and than to not warn them. Keep informing people. You are doing great

[@halliwedge]

This is my first time seeing your channel. I won't lie, I expected some AI slop piece that was a nothing burger. The start of the video and the (I mean this with no disrespect) monotone voice had me guessing, but then after about a minute or 2 in, the graphs, the data, the knowledge. You're the whole package. Keep up the good work my guy. We need more channels like this.

[@russellayton6408]

He is top notch for real.

[@MKdross]

I think a lot of us thought he maybe used an AI voice but there are videos of him on camera in Iceland and that's just the way he talks! No nonsense, guy knows his stuff and is super level headed as a result; probably the most genuine channel on this entire platform!

[@OctopusOwl]

I am so happy he's just a conscientious person who has a level even tone.

[@willtricks9432]

I have followed this channel for a good while, the fella knows his stuff and looks out for the facts and passes on sound advice.

[@Sigil_Firebrand]

When GeoHub of all people gives a warning as staunch as this, it's worth taking fairly seriously. Also props for the B5 reference.

[@FastNCurious88]

💯💯🗣️💯💯

[@just_kos99]

This is one of only two channels I'm a member of, which means I love your stuff a LOT but citing B5?! Even better! And I appreciate your caring enough to explain this so well. Like you said, you couldn't, in good conscience, not say anything. You were going so in-depth (literally!) that I had to restart it so I didn't miss anything.

[@DjWellDressedMan]

GEOLOGY HUB: I just sent This Video to friends with friends in Ethiopia to sound the Alarm. THANKS.

[@DariusRex]

So many points for the B5 quote that you opened with; it wasn't a frivolous choice, but quite appropriate given the situation.

[@TheNotSoFatman72]

Easily my fav volcanology channel. Not only do you inform people but you also have a conscience so with that said I do seriously respect you and what you do and the fact that you back up your convictions whether correct or maybe not. Regardless you own what you say and if it turns out to be a diff outcome you also own that. Great stuff man.

[@zapot66]

It's always nice to know the care and concern you have. I value your opinion and honest thoughts when it comes to geological events. I hope people who watch this video will take caution and take care.

[@xwiick]

Thanks for all the hard work on these important informative videos!

[@nooneherebutuschickens5201]

Bravo for speak8ng up. I'm glad there is someone out there with the courage to do so. And more bonus points for the B5 reference!

[@RobertHenson72653]

As a human being this video is absolutely justified

[@yzenynot]

Well said.

[@NorCalMtnBiker86]

Prayers to the people of Ethiopia. May they be safe in the event that the worst happens. Also If I was there witnessing all these events I would move so far away ASAP!!

[@jamesalston8483]

Thanks!

[@GeologyHub]

Thanks for your support!

[@jamesalston8483]

@GeologyHub 10th Man. Someone MUST present the other view of the facts. Never stop.

[@needisnecessito8663]

Bro is doing better at warning the people of Ethiopia then the government of Ethiopia itself😅

[@StuffandThings_]

To be fair there's literally a civil war going on and they're dirt poor. There's only so much they _can_ do. This is truly a nightmare scenario.

[@martinwinther6013]

what government would that be?

[@hk8450]

depending on the situation of the country, some warnings will also lead to unexpected consequences and tragedies. maybe they don't really think the situation is serious

[@DR_1_1]

@@StuffandThings_ Dirty poor? Yet their population almost doubled in 20 years, maybe that's the issue...

[@Sepaedius]

@@DR_1_1 these are not mutually exclusive, and actually exacerbate each other.

[@thebigredd]

I'm a simple man. A youtuber makes a B5 reference and I like and provide engagement.

[@laraleepn]

I get the USGS earthquake 4.5 and above feed and have certainly noticed the significant increase in the earthquakes in Ethiopia. The most recent was 5.8, so they are coming more often and becoming stronger.

[@ClarencegHamm]

Yes

[@petewerner1494]

To me it looks very similar to the Iceland rift that started with earthquake intensifying to an inevitable volcanic eruptions.

[@sigisoltau6073]

​@@petewerner1494Same here. Back in October last year it looked like this would fail. Now, it looks like an eruption could happen.

[@loboalamo]

Mount St Helen comes to mind and that one was being watched. Goes to show you. Don’t wait for an evacuation mandate.

[@DaleBladez]

I stand by your concerns. It happens all too much where panic is avoided but loss of life is not. Stay safe everyone.

[@cameddy4081]

Absolutely first rate , top shelf , information and presentation. The “risk scale “ given is so modest and so conservatively delivered and so , “digestible” farmers in Ethiopia and geology PhD ‘s can both understand. Thanks to you and your patrons for being such purveyors of truth - gratitude from wintery Wyoming 🙏🌏✌️ ( love the photos of Yellowstone and quick explanations of geological and “vulcanalogical “ terms - so helpful )

[@janmcmahon9227]

Props for your clarity and also for the Babylon 5 reference.

[@harrimat100]

I agree with you on the overreaction part. There was a fire during summer that was close to our house. You're totally correct to assume that we packed up a lot of stuff just in case.

[@Joe-e4g7q]

Could see our first rhyolite erupting in a long time...... And Africa of all places. Fantastic update GH thank you.

[@candui-7]

This is a shield volcano.

[@Joe-e4g7q]

@candui-7 yea it may be a pyroclastic shield volcano. It definitely produces big explosive eruptions. If it erupts rhyolite it will get a lot of attention scientifically. No shortage of extremely high heat flow there.

[@tsegayeabebeadhana4492]

I have worked in the area for the last 40 years as a volcanologist for geothermal energy exploration. Fantale has two types of volcanic eruptions. The first is Strombolian or Hawaiian type, that has occured until a hundred years ago. This is less dangerous for the people. The second is explovive Plinean type that has given to big deposits of ignimbtite covering very large areas, including the town of Methara, the main road to the port and railroad. This is really dangerous! Most of the indications that I saw on youtube show that the magma is approaching the surface to erupt. Steam, mud etc. eruptions are results of the super heating of the aquifers underneath. In short, the volcanologist who are in Addis may be able to distinguish the type of eruption based on the infications and suggest evacuation or other actions to take, soon. If Dofan volcano is going to erupt or get activated, then i can see another danger, that is H2S (highly yoxic) gas production, since the volcano has a big sulphur deposit.

[@marshallpeters1437]

Imo this video is perfectly timed. I feel like we're watching the beginning of a rhyolite eruption. As we know ANY rhyolitic eruption could cause many deaths rather quickly with no chance of escape. Great video

[@rediettadesse2828]

I'm addis ababa it will not affect me right ? We can feel the magnitude of the earthquake here too ....

[@digitaldreamer5481]

Aloha Tim, you’ve done all that you can with what you have to work with and maybe it will save many lives… We have a saying in the Marine Corps that goes sort of like this… “We’ve been doing so much with so little that we can do just able anything with nothing at all…” In this case, this is exactly what you have to work with. 😢

[@gregkelly2145]

One of the most bad-ass quotes ever! Also highly relevant. I pray everyone gets out safely.

[@aarner42]

Well stated and informative - and making clear that you're not saying a massive eruption will or won't occur in the near future - you're saying there's almost no data to help an expert (geologist/volcanologist) make that call. Pointing out that the things don't know...Nobody else knows either, including apparently the local government and residents. Well done you for raising the alarm. You've led them to water, up to people on the ground to make good decisions and drink it.

[@squidnoid8]

Very well balanced & sensible presentation of the available date.

[@debmc369]

Thank-you for caring about others !!!!

[@goldcountryruss7035]

You are doing the right thing, and you will have a clear conscience no matter what happens next. Thank You for your courage.

[@imsbvs]

You keep on making people aware, this event may or may not lead to an eruption, but if it does not there is reasonable expectation that a later similar event would. Prepare early, be ready and save lives.

[@EternalEyeofRa]

A better safe than sorry approach isn't wrong.

[@AdstarAPAD]

Wow i just looked at the USGS latest earthquake site.. Multiple significant earthquakes along the fault line in Ethiopia.. Looks like a large amount of lava is on the move.. Very scary indeed if you are local to the area..

[@Deontjie]

I always thought the biggest earthquakes are generated by continental plates compression and then slippage.

[@AdstarAPAD]

@@Deontjie Well yes the biggest earthquakes are usually caused by the release of built up tension between continental plates.. But i believe the biggest earthquakes in earth history have been caused my large meteor impacts..

[@davidtotten3042]

Talk about a Damn if you do and damn if you don’t situation. I, for one, think sounding the alarm is fully warranted. The worst case scenario is that people are inconvenienced. Ignore it and people die.

[@jenniferbeyer6412]

That area is part of the Great Rift. It will become a new ocean one day. With out the monitors, like Yellowstone has, the subtle earthquakes can be missed. Those are the ones that are needed to understand what is going on. And people should not be near the active areas, there is no way to predict what kind of eruption and time it will occur.

[@Dragrath1]

Yes it is part of the great rift but it should be noted that like not all magmatic intrusions lead to volcanic eruptions not all rift complexes will continue to develop into an ocean basin. I guess it probably will but yeah the amount of unknowns here with what we do know paints a worrying picture. After all just the Earthquakes and hydrothermal explosion threats should be enough to trigger evacuations in that immediate area yet alone if we have an actual eruption from a bimodal volcanic complex like typically seen in continental rift zone settings.

[@kentrefftzs708]

Keep up your great work keeping all of us informed about all that is going on.

[@ramblinsarap]

Good work as always. Keep it up. I hope the people in the region are able to keep themselves safe.

[@crookedhead3075]

❤ to you. You care about people so earnestly. Thank you.

[@Mastercrack_GS]

Lo que me preocupa es el tamaño de la camara de magma, al estar debajo y en el medio de una dorsal, seguramene seria muy grande.

[@jamesbarry1673]

People forget how volcanic Ethiopia is

[@E4439Qv5]

Those mountains didn't happen by accident, and it's open knowledge that the African continent is rifting in that Eastern segment.

[@jamesbarry1673]

@E4439Qv5 but I can tell you I can't remember the last time I heard about an active volcano in Ethiopian

[@StuffandThings_]

@@jamesbarry1673 Cause not many notable eruptions have happened there recently to produce flashy footage and captivating stories. If there's one silver lining to this, that's probably about to drastically change.

[@TheKrispyfort]

As a habitual underreactor (ahh, trauma), I really appreciate your messaging motivated by "better safe than sorry" philosophy

[@miketheminer2023]

Your videos are great and informative. I'd trust your advise 💯

[@larryshaw1722]

thank you for giving us your honest opinion. It seems like a no brainer to take these warnings seriously

[@shawntelban423]

I'm with you on this one Geology Hub

[@MikkellTheImmortal]

There is what's called the 'Emergency Call Paradox', or the '911 Paradox'. It's described as believing that someone else has already called for help when no one has. This leads to emergency services not being alerted to the emergency and not being able to save lives or property. This paradox birthed the adage 'Better to call for help and be another of thousands than not call and be one of the thousands.'. Similar to 'Rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it.' Fortune favors the prepared.

[@abemelekabehew9633]

" i am from ethiopia and Whoever this guy is, his predictions have been correct so far. Stay away from this area as quickly as possible."

[@ReneeBoyer-lu5zz]

Hey you are doing the right thing by outlining the worst case scenario and warning folks to evacuate!!!! Lives are at risk. You can’t undo dead. Thank you for what you do

[@Abigail-d2k]

You are a true scientist sir!!❤ you are not an alarmist you are A SCIENTIST ❤💪 thank you so much for all you do

[@tscott6843]

Thank you for putting in the hard work to create human content. I have been subscribed for a couple years now and I click every notification I receive from your channel.

[@Iamthelolrus]

I just finished a Babylon 5 rewatch this week. Weird.

[@TomLuTon]

I played that very scene just last night

[@luannvondracek439]

Thanks for sounding the warning of the likelihood of this eruption. You are a trusted voice.

[@susiesue3141]

We appreciate that you share what is happening or what could happen. Saving lives is one of the most important things anyone can do in our world. 😊 You always own up if you're wrong! We appreciate that also.

[@CheeWaiLee1972]

Severed Dreams!

[@jessicaarrigo1963]

I’ve been very concerned by the alarming number of earthquakes occurring in this area of Ethiopia. Watching from the States.

[@KyuubiChupachaotica]

From the U.S.G.S shake map it shows all earthquakes in the last 7 day as all being 10km depth. I could be wrong but this could represent a magma chamber pushing and straining other magma dikes and pushing magma into the 1 we know. Which would mean the magma chamber is quite large and since this volcano is a relative unknown, it may definitely be appropriate to assume the worst as you did. As much strain as this activity is causing on the shake map, I would guess but not assume the magma chamber or magma source is either slightly larger, or slightly smaller than the circumference of what the quake activity represents. It also could mean that the other magma dikes could reactivate or are in the beginning stages of reactivating, (possibly best or worst case I don't know?) or it could be in the stages of dike combination where they define a new magma chamber as a whole. So many unknowns with this one.

[@Lessinath]

The 10.0km depth is because the data they're getting isn't good enough to figure out a depth really, so they use their default number of 10.0km.

[@KyuubiChupachaotica]

@@Lessinath makes sense.

[@gaius_enceladus]

A very sensible video. Despite this being dangerous, it's also really interesting! A possible new volcano might be born, like Paricutin in Mexico! That could be pretty exciting as long as everyone nearby is evacuated. It'd be amazing to watch from a safe distance. A once-in-a-lifetime experience!

[@FirefuryAmahira]

The government *seriously* needs to get more sensors on that volcano. And regardless of the eruption threat, those quakes are a very clear, proven, present, and *worsening* danger; if mid and upper 5s are already dealing out ample damage, people need to get clear BEFORE they start getting the 6s or higher. I've been through a high 6 in an area that has pretty good structural codes precisely because of the quake threat and that was nightmare enough. I don't want to imagine how much worse that experience would be in an area where the buildings mostly AREN'T built to that level. 😨

[@LuisAldamiz]

AFAIK the government is not in full control of those areas: the Tigray war was succeeded by the Amhara armed uprising and these live all around Addis Abeba, incl. the volcanic risk region, and are in control of many of the rural areas.

[@SagexGrace]

@firefuryAmahira You ment God right😂😂

[@StuffandThings_]

@@LuisAldamiz And even if they were, there's an unfortunate trend in desperately poor areas of stealing and scrapping seismometers. IIRC this is a very big issue with monitoring Nyiragongo and I imagine it could be here too. The government just doesn't have the resources and the people are desperate.

[@LuisAldamiz]

@@StuffandThings_ - I was not aware of that but makes sense, of course.

[@snarky_user]

Frankly, most Ethiopians have many more pressing concerns than the possible, near-term eruption of a volcano. These brave people have lived with the volcanoes for centuries and still make the decision to live among them because their options are few or alternatives too extreme. Don't be too hard on them. The Neapolitans have all the money, technology, and communication that anyone would ever need and still choose to remain among the volcanoes.

[@cailieravn3718]

Thanks for this update! This sounds to be very dangerous! I hope people are listening!

[@johnmcarty-cp8xo]

I'm from Ethiopia and i fell the earthquake twice in single one is after midnight in Ethiopia in 1/4/2025 3:53PM for 3 seconds and in a after mid-day in 10:43AM for about 4 seconds it's i didn't believed until i feel it. serious, I'm even living in ground imagine those who are living in buildings. We should pray.

[@MomShots]

I have been wondering why there have been so many 5+ earthquakes in Ethiopia lately. This answers my questions. Thank you! I hope people take care and stay safe.

[@shayne109]

in the circumstances i feel you giving a strong heads up is well justified. better some perhaps inconvenient action now than potentially deadly consequences later! and kudos for the B5 reference quoting ambassador Delenn the sadly missed Mira Furlan

[@spinnetti]

Hard part is I imagine that many people have nowhere to go, or to go for very long.

[@LuisAldamiz]

With the current Amhara insurgency, which AFAIK controls much of the rural areas around Addis Abeba, it will be even more complicated than in a peace scenario.

[@semiraomerdin3164]

Thanks for Your 👁️‍🗨️💁🚮information &Concerning 🙏

[@StonedustandStardust]

You have done what you can to warn and should sleep well , my friend.

[@AhJodie]

I love your heart! I am sharing this video and appreciate your message! I just watched someone doing an interview with someone from Ethiopia while standing near the mud and steam eruptions and thought that was not smart!

[@joannb6254]

Thank You ! ! !

[@EB-dm9fw]

I have strong sense of knowing if the information is true or not. I approve your message. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@toddmills528]

Thank you for your information 🙏 👀

[@alrinaleroux9229]

Thank you for warning people about this!!

[@euchiron]

I felt closer to Delenn than to most meatspace humans and I find that both gratifying and terrifying. And there is a beautiful symmetry in that

[@angrylittlespider4593]

@Geohub NEVER APOLOGIZE FOR SAVING PEOPLE! The absolute worst thing that could happen is: more people are safe and fewer people are hurt. A win for everyone... keep your head up and thank you. Sincerely, The human race

[@baystated]

A great and clear line from Delenn from Babylon 5.

[@JefferyMewtamer]

To anyone who would dismiss present/future warnings because nothing came of past warnings, keep in mind: It is often the proper heeding of warnings and taking of precautions that causes nothing to come of those warnings. A preventable disaster is often obviously preventable in hindsight, but a prevented disaster is often invisible in hindsight and a disaster that was prevented and one that would have never happened are often indistinguishable.

[@daveseibert9390]

Look at you going up against the "system"! Nice

[@stargazer5784]

You've done a good thing my friend.

[@DawnDavies-ln3nn]

Thank you for being just so informative, people need this as many governments don't let on to their people x

[@dextergray1670]

Videos like this are why KZbin is so great.

[@alswamprat]

The area certainly is in an active phase, and chance to grow.

[@wettham715]

Thank you very much for your report here. 😅❤❤

[@hilltopgirl2665]

You have knowledge. You called it. Good enough.🙂

[@charlescarpenter9000]

I lived in Ethiopia for two years in the Peace Corps. People there are so wonderful. My heart goes out to them.

[@dianespears6057]

I support your sense of what you felt you should do. Thank you.

[@EvanBear]

This is worrying. Stay safe, everyone. Leave if you can.

[@loboalamo]

Don’t wait to be told to leave. Leave. Better safe than sorry. Either way thank the man who notified you.

[@SevereWeatherCenter]

Great video by the way! Very well said

[@richardknapp570]

Hey, a B5 quote! Awesome!

[@gregpieczka8996]

Hi! I woke up at 6 this morning. There was no earthquake where I live. For some reason I have a pounding headache. All best for Ethiopia

[@CaterinaBettioni]

Thank you this is important information to stay away from the volcano & save your life don’t tackle chances

[@ThomasDemetroules]

Thanks great job

[@OkieJammer2736]

THANK YOU. ⚘

[@rain4rusty]

The real disaster is not the quake itself but the lack of preparedness starting with weak construction and bad planning. If we can end war and fiat economics we can focus better, begin making better decisions and put ourselves above all of this. Thank you for your honest assessments. We need more of this kind public thinking across the whole human race!

[@charliesschroedinger]

Overreaction? Is UNDERRATED 👍👌