Mexico's Colima volcano has spewed a column of gas and ash into the sky in the latest of a series of intermittent eruptions.
Mexico's civil protection authorities said the column rose 2,500 metres over the crater before it was pulled by winds heading north-east.
The explosion prompted the civil protection authorities to warn nearby residents to watch for falling ash and to wear face masks when outdoors.
Located in the south-western Mexican state of Colima bordering Jalisco, the volcano — known locally as the Fire volcano — has been exhibiting continuous activity since July 9 . . .
