Philippines: Kanlaon Volcano Erupts, Remains at Level 2 Alert

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Philippines: Kanlaon Volcano Erupts, Remains at Level 2 Alert

Mount Kanlaon volcano in the central Philippines erupted on Friday evening, October 24, sending a plume 2 kilometers high and causing volcanic ash to fall in nearby areas. The volcano remains at an alert level 2, preventing access to the 4-kilometer permanent danger zone surrounding the crater.

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  • Philippines Video Recording Date/Time: October 25, Video Location: Proper Pula, Negros Oriental, Canlaon, 2025 at 06:46h

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