After a brief waning of activity following lava fountaining at 2:49 to 4:28 a.m. today, Taal's eruption resumed immediately with weak sporadic lava fountaining and hydrovolcanic activity at the main crater that generated two-kilometer high plumes, Phivolcs says in its 4 p.m. eruption update.
State volcanologists from Philvolcs say the heavy ashfall from the ongoing eruptions has also fallen southwest in Cuenca, Lemery and Taal in Batangas.
A total of 144 volcanic earthquakes have been recorded in the Taal region since 1 p.m. Sunday, January 12.
Homes and streets across the region surrounding the Taal volcano, which exploded to life on Sunday accompanied by a series of earthquakes, were coated in fine grit and at least 10,500 people had sought refuge in evacuation centres. (Photo Paul Quiambao)
State volcanologists from Philvolcs say the heavy ashfall from the ongoing eruptions has also fallen southwest in Cuenca, Lemery and Taal in Batangas.
A total of 144 volcanic earthquakes have been recorded in the Taal region since 1 p.m. Sunday, January 12.
Homes and streets across the region surrounding the Taal volcano, which exploded to life on Sunday accompanied by a series of earthquakes, were coated in fine grit and at least 10,500 people had sought refuge in evacuation centres. (Photo Paul Quiambao)
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