Impactantes imágenes tras erupción de volcán en Chile

Picture of the Villarrica volcano, located near Villarrica 1200 km from Santiago, in southern Chile, which began erupting on March 3, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO /ARIEL MARINKOVIC

GRA021. VILLARICA (CHILE), 03/03/2015. Erupción del volcán Villarrica, hoy 3 de marzo de 2015, en Villarrica, a unos 750 kilómetros al sur de Santiago de Chile. Unas 4000 personas han sido evacuadas debido al riesgo de aluviones generados por el derretimiento de la nieve en la cima del volcán. EFE/Ariel Marinkovic

View of the Volcano Villarrica in southern Chile which began erupting on March 03, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages, the government said. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO/FRANCISCO NEGRONI/AGENCIAUNO CHILE OUT

View of the Volcano Villarrica in southern Chile which began erupting on March 03, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages, the government said. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO/FRANCISCO NEGRONI/AGENCIAUNO CHILE OUT

Picture released by Atonchile showing the Villarrica volcano, 1200 km from Santiago, in southern Chile which began erupting on March 3, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO / ATONCHILE / CARLOS ROCUANT — CHILE OUT – RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE – MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / ATONCHILE / CARLOS ROCUANT" – NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS – DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Picture released by Atonchile showing the Villarrica volcano, 1200 km from Santiago, in southern Chile which began erupting on March 3, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO / ATONCHILE / CARLOS ROCUANT — CHILE OUT – RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE – MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / ATONCHILE / CARLOS ROCUANT" – NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS – DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Picture released by Atonchile showing the Villarrica volcano, 1200 km from Santiago, in southern Chile which began erupting on March 3, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO / ATONCHILE / CARLOS ROCUANT — CHILE OUT – RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE – MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / ATONCHILE / CARLOS ROCUANT" – NO MARKETING NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS – DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Picture of the Villarrica volcano, located near Villarrica 1200 km from Santiago, in southern Chile, which began erupting on March 3, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO /ARIEL MARINKOVIC

Picture of the Villarrica volcano, located near Villarrica 1200 km from Santiago, in southern Chile, which began erupting on March 3, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO /ARIEL MARINKOVIC

Picture of the Villarrica volcano, located near Villarrica 1200 km from Santiago, in southern Chile, which began erupting on March 3, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO /ARIEL MARINKOVIC

TOPSHOTS View of the Volcano Villarrica in southern Chile which began erupting on March 03, 2015 forcing the evacuation of some 3,000 people in nearby villages, the government said. The Villarrica volcano, one of Chile's most active, began erupting around 3:00 am (0600 GMT), prompting authorities to declare a red alert and cancel classes in schools, the National Emergency Office said. AFP PHOTO/FRANCISCO NEGRONI/AGENCIAUNO CHILE OUT

GRA021. VILLARICA (CHILE), 03/03/2015. Erupción del volcán Villarrica, hoy 3 de marzo de 2015, en Villarrica, a unos 750 kilómetros al sur de Santiago de Chile. Unas 4000 personas han sido evacuadas debido al riesgo de aluviones generados por el derretimiento de la nieve en la cima del volcán. EFE/Ariel Marinkovic

GRA115. VILLARRICA (CHILE), 03/03/2015.- Erupción del volcán Villarrica, hoy 3 de marzo de 2015, en Villarrica, a unos 750 kilómetros al sur de Santiago de Chile. Unas 4000 personas han sido evacuadas debido al riesgo de aluviones generados por el derretimiento de la nieve en la cima del volcán. EFE/Ariel Marinkovic

GRA113. VILLARRICA (CHILE), 03/03/2015.- Erupción del volcán Villarrica, hoy 3 de marzo de 2015, en Villarrica, a unos 750 kilómetros al sur de Santiago de Chile. Unas 4000 personas han sido evacuadas debido al riesgo de aluviones generados por el derretimiento de la nieve en la cima del volcán. EFE/Ariel Marinkovic