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  1. THE Mayon Volcano continues its unrest as the sulfur dioxide gas that it emits has spiked, according to state seismologists.

    Mayon sulfur dioxide gas emissions spike

    Mayon Volcano’s sulfur dioxide emissions surge to 8,165 tons, prompting Phivolcs to warn of possible renewed eruptive activity while the volcano remains under…

  2. SHOWN during the signing of the memorandum of agreement between the Development Bank of the Philippines and the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology are DBP senior vice president Soraya F. Adiong (third from left) and Phivolcs director Teresito C. Bacolcol (fourth from left). Also in the photo are DBP vice president Rustico Noli D. Cruz (second from left), DBP senior vice president Ma. Cristina C. Malab (leftmost), GeoRiskPH officer-in-charge Mabelline T. Cahulogan (second from right), Phivolcs' Felomina Cayabyab (rightmost), and other representatives from DBP and Phivolcs.

    DBP taps PHIVOLCS for risk management

    Development Bank of the Philippines partnered with Phivolcs to integrate GeoRiskPH into its risk management framework, enhancing data-driven lending decisions…

  3. THE Mayon Volcano continues to show unrest and Phivolcs warned the public to stay out of the permanent danger zone.

    Mayon activity continues, but no Alert 4 yet

    Mayon Volcano remains under Alert Level 3 despite ongoing unrest, with PHIVOLCS closely monitoring earthquakes, sulfur dioxide emissions, lava flow length, and…

  4. MAYON Volcano in Albay continues to exhibit lava effusions as seen on Sunday. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology has kept the volcano under Alert Level 3 for the 195th consecutive day amid sustained volcanic unrest.

    Mayon unrest enters 195th day

    Mayon Volcano has remained under Alert Level 3 for 195 consecutive days as Phivolcs reports sustained lava effusion, volcanic earthquakes, rockfalls, and…

  5. Mayon Volcano in Albay on Sunday, 19 July. PHIVOLCS observed lava effusions and has maintained Alert Level 3 over the volcano for the 195th consecutive day.

    Mayon effusive eruptions persist for 195th day

    Mayon Volcano in Albay continues its effusive eruptions for the 195th straight day under Alert Level 3, with PHIVOLCS reporting ongoing lava flows, strombolian…

  6. RESTLESS giant An ash plume crowns Mayon Volcano as Phivolcs records its highest sulfur dioxide emissions in over two decades, signaling heightened volcanic unrest.

    Mayon sulfur emissions hit 26-year high

    Mayon Volcano recorded its highest sulfur dioxide emissions in 26 years, prompting Phivolcs to maintain Alert Level 3 as increased volcanic earthquakes, gas…