(CNN) Eva Ascón is coming to terms with a gut-wrenching scenario: Her parents, brothers, sisters, six nieces and nephews and other relatives have been missing since Guatemala's Fuego volcano erupted near their homes, and it seems unlikely that they survived. Wearily, she asks that recovery workers keep going until her family's remains are found and that she has a chance to identify them. In Alotenango, a town a few miles east of the volcano, recovery workers and families hugged one another Monday under a tent in front of a few caskets holding remains of victims, video from Reuters shows. People carry the coffins of victims of the volcanic eruption in a procession Monday in Alotenango. It showed an officer rescuing a baby girl from a home covered in volcanic ash.

Source: CNN June 05, 2018 09:57 UTC