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A volcanic eruption on the Caribbean island of St. Vincent, on April 9, produced a 20,000 feet high plume of ash, the St Vincent and Grenadines government https://twitter.com/NEMOSVG/status/1380517257906941952 said . The La Soufrière volcano began erupting on the morning of April 9, following a day of seismic activity that prompted evacuations, https://www.facebook.com/uwiseismic/posts/10158020099074327 according to The University of the West Indies Seismic Research Centre In video shared on Instagram by Terissa Antoine, a giant ash plume can be seen billowing upwards, following the explosive volcano eruption. The National Emergency Management Organization in St Vincent https://www.facebook.com/uwiseismic/posts/10158028873324327 said on April 12 that explosions and accompanying ashfall were likely to continue over the coming days. (Footage By Terissa Antoine/Storyful via Getty Images)