Philippines: Mount Kanlaon Erupts Sending Massive Ash Smoke Into Air

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Philippines: Mount Kanlaon Erupts Sending Massive Ash Smoke Into Air

Mount Kanlaon on Negros Island, central Philippines erupted on Tuesday, April 8 sending an ash plume 4 km high into the sky. The eruption, which lasted over an hour, led to evacuations, school closures and the imposition of a curfew in nearby areas.

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  • 2025 at 06:15h, looped video Video Location: Barangay Masulog, Negros Oriental, Philippines Video Recording Date/Time: April 8, NOTE: No audio, City of Canlaon

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