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Topic: philippines

Ash from Taal Volcano seen from space during the 2020 eruption (file photograph)
World
Thursday, 7/2, 10:56 AM

Two Philippine volcanoes stir, sending ash and steam into the sky

  • Two of the Philippines' most closely watched volcanoes have shown renewed activity in recent days.
  • Taal, near Manila, produced short bursts of ash and steam, while Kanlaon on Negros Island sent up a taller ash column.
  • Officials reported no casualties and kept alert levels low, but urged the public to stay clear of danger zones.

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