Manila Bulletin
127 quakes recorded at Bulusan Volcano in 24 hours
Bulusan Volcano in Sorsogon registered 127 low-magnitude earthquakes in the last 24 hours, a week after experiencing phreatic eruptions.
The volcano emitted 809 tons of sulfur dioxide per day, which is four times the usual background level.
Volcanic plumes reaching 150 meters in height were observed.
The volcano's edifice remains inflated, indicating ongoing activity.
Alert Level 1 (Low-level unrest) is still in effect for Bulusan Volcano.
Entry into the four-kilometer permanent danger zone is strictly prohibited.
Residents are advised to exercise caution in the two-kilometer extended danger zone on the southeast flank due to potential ashfall and other volcanic hazards.
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