Another person injured in a volcanic eruption on a New Zealand island last week has died, police said, bringing the official death toll to 15 and the number of likely dead to 17.
Authorities had said earlier Saturday, before the injured person’s death was announced, that 15 people remained hospitalized in the country and 11 of those were in critical condition.
. The water around the island has been contaminated and visibility was said to be poor, creating challenging conditions. New Zealand police said they intend to open an investigation into surrounding events, including an inquest into health and safety issues for tourists and tour companies.
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