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Taal Volcano update: Seismic activity still on; Alert Level 1 stays
Phivolcs reported eight volcanic tremors lasting two to four minutes at Taal Volcano in the past 24 hours.
Alert Level 1, indicating low-level volcanic unrest, remains in effect for Taal Volcano.
Phivolcs reminded the public that Taal Volcano is in an "abnormal condition" and the threat of eruptive activity has not ceased.
On Wednesday, the agency recorded at least 20 volcanic earthquakes and two volcanic tremors.
On Tuesday, 18 volcanic earthquakes and one volcanic tremor lasting three minutes were detected.
Volcanic earthquakes are generated by magmatic processes, unlike tectonic earthquakes which are produced by faulting.
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