Scientists warn of supervolcano that could make catastrophic eruption

A volcanic eruption is a geological Betic phenomenon characterized by the violent emission on the earth's surface, by a volcano of lava and tephras accompanied by volcanic gases. These large mountains with openings in the center allow the Earth to eject the magma, and if these did not exist, life on the planet would not be like now, since volcanoes play a very important role by releasing the temperature inside the earth. In this case, it is the Campos Flégreos volcano, and it is considered a 'huge volcanic caldera', half of which is underwater, and also has many craters. This volcano is located 9 kilometers northwest of the city of Naples, Italy. According to scientists, it is expected to erupt after many years, but this eruption would bring a possible fracture in the structure of the huge volcano, with the risk that the magma escapes through there and endangers countless residents of Naples, 'if not all of them'. It should be noted that Naples is the most populous city in southern Italy, capital of the homonymous metropolitan city and of the Campania region. Also, it is the third Italian municipality by population, having 955,428 inhabitants. The eruption of this volcano would be so disastrous that something similar to the volcano of Mount Vesuvius could occur: 'nobody lived to tell about it.' The only thing that is known about this tragedy is that it happened in the year 79, leaving Pompeii in ruins. It was one of the most famous, catastrophic and deadly volcanic eruptions in European history. Undoubtedly, the eruption of volcanoes helps the planet, and, obviously, those who inhabit it, but they are so dangerous that they can destroy everything in their path, especially if it is the eruption of supervolcanoes. Supervolcanoes are famous for being the most violent due to their eruptions, which are massive, and if the Popocatépetl volcano causes fear, its eruption would be double.