<br /> <p>Guatemala officials confirmed the death toll from the eruption of the Fuego volcano rose to 62 on Monday, June 4, as the search for survivors continued.</p><p>More bodies were pulled out from the ash around the village of El Rodeo, Escuintla Department, which was hard hit by the eruption, but rescue workers saved more survivors.</p><p>Footage shared by the Guatemala National Civil Police shows officers evacuate a family of six people from El Rodeo with a helicopter. In another video, police officers carried a baby to safety from an ash-covered building.</p><p>A fast-moving and destructive pyroclastic flow swept through El Rodeo and other communities on the flanks of the volcano following the June 4 eruption.</p><p>Guatemala’s main international airport was closed following the eruption of Fuego — Spanish for “fire” — which was the biggest in more than four decades, Reuters reported</a>. Credit: Guatemala National Civil Police / PNC Guatemala via Storyful</p><br />
