Fresh eruptions sending fountains of lava 30m out of the ground have taken place on Hawaii's Big Island, destroying several homes.
The Civil Defense Agency said there were fissures on three streets and told any remaining residents to evacuate.
It said there were deadly levels of dangerous sulphur dioxide gas in the air and emergency crews would not be able to help anyone affected.
The new activity comes a day after Kila-uea volcano erupted.
A number of increasingly strong earthquakes rocked the area after the eruption, with the US Geological Survey reporting a 6.9 magnitude quake south‑east of the volcano.
Source: BBC
