Piparo Mud Volcano Shows Signs of Increasing Pressure, Scientists Warn of Possible Eruption

Authorities and scientists are closely monitoring the Piparo Mud Volcano in Trinidad due to rising underground pressure and temperature. Recent data from The University of the West Indies has shown significant changes in the volcano’s mud reservoir, raising alarms about a potential eruption. The volcano last erupted in 1997, causing extensive damage and displacing residents. With current indicators suggesting renewed activity, experts stress the importance of public awareness and government action. Emergency management agencies are preparing response measures, urging local residents to report any unusual signs such as ground swelling or sulfur odors, as they work to mitigate risks to nearby communities.