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  1. Kanlaon erupts, sends ash plume 6 kms high

    Kanlaon erupts, sends ash plume 6 kms high

    Mount Kanlaon erupted on 10 October, sending an ash plume 5 to 6 kilometers above the summit and prompting Phivolcs to maintain Alert Level 2 and warn…

  2. GUATEMALAN authorities declared a ‘danger’ alert and began evacuating nearby communities Monday after the Fuego volcano erupted about 65 kilometers southwest of Guatemala City.

    Guatemala issues danger alert as Fuego erupts

    Guatemala declared a nationwide orange alert after Fuego Volcano erupted, forcing evacuations, disrupting classes and transport, and raising fears of stronger…

  3. Pinatubo’s 35th eruption anniversary marked

    Pinatubo’s 35th eruption anniversary marked

    Phivolcs marked the 35th anniversary of the 1991 Mount Pinatubo eruption, one of the world's most powerful volcanic events, which claimed 847 lives, displaced…

  4. New marker commemorates Mount Pinatubo eruption

    New marker commemorates Mount Pinatubo eruption

    A historical marker was unveiled at Clark Freeport Zone to mark the 35th anniversary of the Mount Pinatubo eruption and highlight Clark’s transformation from a…

  5. A SPED-UP camera view captures Kanlaon Volcano’s ash emission at 5:53 a.m. on 6 June 2026. The event generated grayish plumes that rose 800 meters above the summit crater before drifting southwest. Alert Level 2 remains in effect over the volcano.

    Kanlaon spews ashes, Mayon lava flow on

    PHIVOLCS reports heightened volcanic unrest at Kanlaon and Mayon Volcanoes, with ash emissions, elevated sulfur dioxide levels, and continuing lava flows…

  6. RESIDENTS are strongly advised to wear masks and stay indoors due to the threat of ashfall as lava-collapse pyroclastic density currents were recorded at Mayon Volcano.

    PNP mobilizes as Mayon stirs

    He urged residents to remain calm, stay informed and strictly follow advisories to ensure their safety.