Taal Volcano's sulfur dioxide emissions slightly decreased to 3,568 metric tons on Friday, following a higher output of 4,463 metric tons the day before.
A plume from the volcano reached 750 meters high, drifting southwest and west-northwest.
The volcano recorded 19 volcanic earthquakes, including 10 volcanic tremors lasting two to four minutes, which is a slight increase from the previous day's 16 earthquakes and three tremors.
Phivolcs maintained Alert Level 1, indicating low-level unrest.
Occupancy and boating on Taal Lake, as well as entry to Taal Volcano Island, remain prohibited as it is considered a permanent danger zone.
Aviation close to the volcano premises is also forbidden due to potential hazards such as phreatic explosions, volcanic earthquakes, minor ashfall, and gas expulsions.
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