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Halt operations, tourism establishments in Taal danger zone told
The Department of Tourism (DOT) has advised tourism businesses in areas affected by Taal Volcano's activity to temporarily suspend operations due to the ongoing threat of a hazardous eruption.
The DOT emphasized that the health, safety, and welfare of workers and tourists are the top priorities amidst the alert.
Authorities have not downgraded the advisory, indicating an imminent eruption is still possible within hours to days.
The department urged tourism stakeholders to cooperate in avoiding serious consequences during the natural disaster.
The eruption has already caused a significant setback to tourism in Calabarzon, particularly in Tagaytay City.
Alert Level 4 remains in effect for Taal Volcano, prompting the evacuation of thousands of residents to avoid potential dangers like base surge and volcanic tsunami.
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