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Kanlaon had 3 ash emissions, 26 volcanic earthquakes
Kanlaon Volcano recorded three ash emissions, lasting eight to 10 minutes each, and 26 volcanic earthquakes in a 24-hour period.
The volcano also emitted 6,025 tonnes of sulfur dioxide flux on Friday, November 29, with plumes reaching 150 meters high and drifting southwest.
PHIVOLCS noted that the volcano's edifice is inflated.
Entry into the four-kilometer radius Permanent Danger Zone is now allowed, and flying any aircraft close to the volcano is also permitted.
Possible hazards include sudden steam-driven or phreatic eruptions and precursory magmatic activity.
Alert Level 2 remains raised at Kanlaon Volcano due to increased unrest.
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