Volcano’s lava flow threatens entire district
- The Kilauea Volcano is one of the most active in the world.
- It’s on Hawaii’s Big Island and started oozing lava in June.
- The lava flow is now threatening the village of Pahoa.
- The lava is 35 feet wide and moves 10 to 20 yards each hour.
- The lava is nearing homes and major roads into Pahoa.
- Officials worry Pahoa and the Puna district may be cut off.
- People have evacuated and gravel roads were built for escape.