
Hundreds more flee as lava spreads on Spain's La Palma
CNN
Around 300 more people fled their homes early on Thursday as flows of molten rock pouring from the Cumbre Vieja volcano threatened to engulf another area on the Spanish island of La Palma.
Emergency crews gave people living between the towns of Tazacorte and La Laguna a few hours to collect their belongings and pets and go to a meeting point.
During the morning, a 4.5 magnitude earthquake rocked the island, the Spanish National Geographic Institute said -- the strongest of 100 quakes that have hit the eruption zone over the past 24 hours.

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