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Despite 4 eruptions, Taal Volcano remains under Alert Level 1
Taal Volcano in Batangas experienced four eruptions on Saturday and Sunday, October 25-26, 2025, including one minor phreatic eruption and three phreatomagmatic events.
The phreatomagmatic eruptions produced ash plumes reaching up to 2,100 meters, which drifted southwest.
Phivolcs reported no pronounced increases in volcanic earthquake and ground deformation parameters following the eruptions.
As a result, Alert Level 1, signifying a low level of unrest, remains in effect for Taal Volcano.
Ashfall from the eruptions was observed over several barangays in Agoncillo and Laurel towns, primarily brought down by rain.
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