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0:24Now PlayingA mountain guide who was hiking on a Chilean volcano just as it erupted Saturday became so concerned for his safety that he recorded a heartfelt farewell video to his family as he tried to escape the towering column of ash.
The guide, who was not named, was leading a group of tourists — including a mother and child — along the 18,000-foot Lascar volcano when it suddenly and unexpectedly exploded, sending a huge cloud of pulverized rock into the sky.
The group was forced to run for their lives.
“The volcano has erupted, I am on the edge of the crater. Andrés, brother… I love you very much. I have to go down as soon as possible…,” the mountain guide said while frantically running down the slope.
“Mom, dad…everyone….I love you.”
It took the group about 40 minutes to descend the mountain to safety. No one was injured in Saturday’s explosion, officials in Chile said.
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