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Roads and buildings in parts of St Vincent were filmed coated in ash as the Caribbean island's La Soufrière volcano https://www.facebook.com/nemosvg/posts/4027065644004028 continued to erupt on April 19. This footage, shot by journalist Krystal Hoyte in the fishing village of Chateaubelair, captures the situation in St Vincent's http://nemo.gov.vc/nemo/index.php/disaster-management/mitigation/49-news-events/press-release/563-volcanic-hazard-map-st-vincent orange zone . Later, a vehicle with its emergency lights turned on can be seen driving down a road shrouded in ash. As of April 19, St Vincent's National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO) https://www.facebook.com/nemosvg/posts/4029339067110019 reported 13,303 people had been displaced because of La Soufrière's eruption. The United Nations on April 20 https://news.un.org/en/story/2021/04/1090182 launched a $29.2 million international appeal to "provide immediate lifesaving humanitarian assistance, including clean water, and support a sustainable recovery for everyone impacted." (Footage By Krystal Hoyte/Storyful via Getty Images)