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Far from calming, Kanlaon spews ash twice, rattles 9 villages in Negros Occidental
Kanlaon Volcano erupted twice on Saturday, February 15, with plumes rising up to 1,500 meters and drifting west-northwest.
The first ash emission event lasted for about eight minutes, while a second, smaller emission occurred later, rising to 700 meters.
Ashfall from the eruptions reached nine barangays in Bago City, Negros Occidental.
The recent activity follows a minor eruption on February 6 that triggered mudflows.
Alert Level 3 remains in effect for Kanlaon Volcano, with residents within a six-kilometer radius advised to evacuate.
Pilots are warned to avoid flying near the summit due to potential hazards.
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