Hundreds flee as Guatemala's Volcano of Fire erupts, sending lava and ash flows down slopes

residents were evacuated from the slopes of Guatemala's Volcano of Fire as red-hot rock and ash flowed down the slopes towards an area devastated by a 2018 eruption.
The volcano had been emitting ash clouds that could affect up to 100,000 people in surrounding communities.
Four gullies on the volcano were flowing with lahars, mudflows that can bury towns.
Residents were taken to shelters in the nearby hamlet of Panimache.
The Volcano of Fire is one of the most active volcanoes in Central America.