A lone walker traverses the ash-covered road near the Cardenal Samore border.Photograph: Ivan Alvarado/ReutersRosehip covered in ash from Chile's Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano in the mountain resort San Martin de Los Andes.Photograph: ReutersA river covered in volcanic ash and snow at the international border at Cardenal SamorePhotograph: Roberto Candia/AP
Residents fleeing the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano arrive at a temporary shelter.Photograph: Ivan Alvarado/ReutersA local resident looks out from a shelter at the volcanoPhotograph: Ivan Alvarado/ReutersLocals living near the region of the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano line up to eat in a shelter.Photograph: Ivan Alvarado/ReutersAn woman shelters from the Puyehue Cordon Caulle volcano in Lago Ranco.Photograph: Ian Salas/EPAA child watches television in a temporary shelter after being evacuated from his home in Lago Ranco town.Photograph: Ivan Alvarado/ReutersA view of Puyehue lake covered with ash.Photograph: Ivan Alvarado/ReutersA Chilean police officer walks along the ash-covered international border at Cardenal Samore.Photograph: Roberto Candia/APA woman checks a road covered with pumice rocks. Photograph: Ivan Alvarado/ReutersA woman looks at snow-covered volcanic ash along the international border at Cardenal Samore.Photograph: Roberto Candia/APMembers of Chile's National Emergency Office take samples of a river covered by volcanic ashes.Photograph: Roberto Candia/APDead fish at the Nilahue river after the eruption of the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano.Photograph: Carlos Succo/APAn aircraft covered in ash stranded on the tarmac of San Carlos de Bariloche.Photograph: Reuters
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