Daily Tribune
THIS handout photo taken and released by the Philippine Air Force on 12 December shows a view of the crater on Kanlaon volcano in Negros Occidental taken during an aerial inspection following an eruption that occurred on 9 December.
Philippine Air Force/AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
Eleven volcanic earthquakes, including two tremors lasting three to four minutes, were recorded at Kanlaon Volcano as of Sunday morning.
The latest bulletin from the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) shows the Negros Island volcano also emitted 4,328 tonnes of sulfur dioxide, with a 150-meter-high plume drifting northwest and west.
Meanwhile, the volcano's edifice remains inflated, indicating sustained volcanic activity.
The Kanlaon Volcano Observatory documented around 70 instances of ash emissions throughout January 2025.
Alert Level 3 remains in effect due to its magmatic unrest.
