Kanlaon Volcano Ash Emission Recorded Sunday Morning
Officials reported a 30-minute ash emission at Kanlaon Volcano early Sunday. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) noted that the ash emission occurred from 6:47 a.m. to 7:17 a.m., producing grayish plumes that ascended approximately 300 meters above the crater.
Details of the Ash Emission Event
Local authorities indicated that the grayish ash plumes were visible from surrounding areas, raising concerns about potential impacts on nearby communities. Phivolcs emphasized that although the emission was relatively short, residents near Kanlaon Volcano should remain vigilant and follow safety guidelines.
Monitoring and Safety Measures
Community members said that continuous monitoring of Kanlaon Volcano remains a priority. Officials reported that any sudden changes in volcanic activity will be promptly communicated to the public. They also urged residents and visitors to avoid entering the immediate vicinity of the crater for safety reasons.
Preparedness Amid Ongoing Volcanic Activity
Experts reminded the public that volcanic activity can be unpredictable. They recommended preparedness measures such as having emergency kits ready and following evacuation protocols if necessary. Authorities continue to monitor seismic activity to detect any signs of escalation.
Stay Informed on Kanlaon Volcano Ash Emission
For those living near Kanlaon Volcano or planning to visit, staying updated on the latest volcanic activity is crucial. Local leaders noted collaboration with disaster response teams to ensure community safety and timely dissemination of information.
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