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More than 300 families evacuate in Philippines due to ashfall from Mayon volcano video

More than 300 families evacuate in Philippines due to ashfall from Mayon volcano

  • No explosive eruption from Mayon, which has been erupting mildly on and off since January
  • The 2,462-meter volcano is one of the Philippines’ top tourism draws because of its near-perfect cone shape
By AP ·
Philippines’ Mayon Volcano spews lava down its slopes in gentle eruption putting thousands on alert

Philippines’ Mayon Volcano spews lava down its slopes in gentle eruption putting thousands on alert

By AP ·
Filipinos board a military truck on as they evacuate their village due to an eruption threat from nearby Mayon volcano.

Over 14,000 evacuated as Philippines braces for ‘hazardous’ volcanic eruption

By Ellie Aben ·
Philippines on alert as Mayon volcano spews ash

Philippines on alert as Mayon volcano spews ash

By AFP ·
Mudflow threat from Mayon volcano builds with more lava, debris spewed

Mudflow threat from Mayon volcano builds with more lava, debris spewed

By AFP ·
Residents fleeing Philippines’ Mayon volcano stretching relief camps

Residents fleeing Philippines’ Mayon volcano stretching relief camps

By AFP ·
Philippines prepares for three-month-long Mayon volcano emergency

Philippines prepares for three-month-long Mayon volcano emergency

By Reuters ·
Philippines’ Mayon volcano spreads lava almost 3 kilometers from crater

Philippines’ Mayon volcano spreads lava almost 3 kilometers from crater

By AP ·
Philippine volcano spews fountains of lava, big ash plumes

Philippine volcano spews fountains of lava, big ash plumes

By AP ·
Philippines raises Mayon volcano alert as hazardous eruption imminent

Philippines raises Mayon volcano alert as hazardous eruption imminent

By Reuters ·
Philippine volcano ‘fireworks’ draw tourists as residents flee

Philippine volcano ‘fireworks’ draw tourists as residents flee

By AFP ·

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