UPDATE: Discovery of unexploded ordnance near a Mauna Loa eruption viewing area скачать в хорошем качестве

UPDATE: Discovery of unexploded ordnance near a Mauna Loa eruption viewing area

Following the discovery of unexploded ordnance near a Mauna Loa eruption viewing area, officials on Monday reiterated this warning: Stay out of the lava fields. “That’s dangerous, and it’s trespassing at this time, and it’s not a good thing and could actually prevent people from going there,” said Hawaii County Mayor Mitch Roth. Officials said the unexploded ordnance — also known as UXO — was spotted in lava rocks off Old Saddle Road on Sunday, prompting an hours-long closure of the new lava viewing area near the U.S. Army Pohakuloa Training Area. In a news conference on Monday, Lt. Col. Kevin Cronin said the lava was still about 2.1 miles away from the UXO and was not a danger to the community or those who work at Pohakuloa, but the viewing area was closed as a precaution.