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Kanlaon magmatic unrest

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Kanlaon magmatic unrest.

  1. Screen grab from time-lapse footage of an ash emission at Mount Kanlaon in Negros Oriental this Tuesday.

    Kanlaon emits ash plume, logs 102 quakes

    Mount Kanlaon in Negros Oriental spewed a 600-meter ash plume as PHIVOLCS recorded 102 volcanic quakes and high sulfur dioxide emissions, prompting authorities…

  2. Plume of ash The eruption of Negros Island’s Mt. Kanlaon on early Tuesday, 8 April, comes at what is expected to be a scorching summer season where the heat index has been recorded at high levels in certain parts of the country. People are cautioned to protect their airways from volcanic ash, composed of crushed small rocks, minerals and volcanic glass, which could cause eye, nose and throat irritation.

    Kanlaon logs 150 volcanic earthquakes

    State volcanologists recorded 150 volcanic earthquakes and multiple ash emissions at Mount Kanlaon in Negros Oriental, signaling ongoing unrest as authorities…

  3. Screengrab from the DoST-Phivolcs Quick Response Team and the Mayon Volcano Observatory shows minor Strombolian activity at Mayon Volcano recorded at 12:30 a.m. and 06:46 a.m. on Sunday. The events generated ash clouds rising up to 500 meters before drifting southwest.

    Phivolcs reports rising Kanlaon activity

    Mount Kanlaon in Negros Oriental emitted a 1,200-meter ash plume, with 12 volcanic quakes recorded, keeping the volcano at Alert Level 2 amid increased unrest,…

  4. Kanlaon emits ash, remains at Alert 2

    Kanlaon emits ash, remains at Alert 2

    Mount Kanlaon records multiple ash emissions and volcanic quakes in the past 24 hours, with PHIVOLCS maintaining Alert Level 2 as activity continues in Negros.