On Thursday an explosion occurred on Rincon de la Vieja Volcano in Costa Rica. The water from the acidic lake was ejected and ended up in numbers of different streams, turning their water grey and killing the fish living inside. Even a dead Caiman was found.
At around 7 am, residents of Gavilán and Buenos Aires of Upala reported a grayish color in the Pénjamo, Azul and Quebrada Azufrada rivers. Around 7:35 am in Burma of Upala, residents reported how little by little the color of the Niño River (located 15 km from the volcano) warmed up, changed to gray all that accompanied by a sulfur smell.
A few hours later, the fish of the Niño river began to float in such an amount that residents had to collect them in large plastic bags. The dead fish collected have burned gills. Their skin turned yellowish and was also partially burned.
The acidic water of the volcanic lake acidified and killed fish and other aquatic animals along the rivers.
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