Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii has erupted again, with activity resuming on Sunday night and increasing on Monday, primarily within a restricted area of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. The U.S. Geological Survey has issued an orange 'watch' advisory, indicating no immediate threat to life or infrastructure, but cautioning nearby residents about potential volcanic gas emissions, particularly 'vog'. The initial eruption briefly covered about four acres, with a lava volume comparable to eight Olympic-sized swimming pools. Although the park remains closed in certain areas, officials are closely monitoring the situation, with the Volcano Alert Level at WATCH. The ongoing magmatic intrusion in the middle East Rift Zone has been active since September 14. Park authorities advise visitors to stay updated on closures and hazard alerts as the situation develops.