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More restive Mayon Volcano seen as sulfur emissions hit record high
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Michael B. Jaucian
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Mayon Volcano in the Philippines has recorded its highest sulfur dioxide emissions in 26 years, signaling a potential shift toward a more explosive eruption phase. Authorities are maintaining Alert Level 3 as seismic activity and rockfalls continue.
Mayon Volcano (INQUIRER FILES) LIGAO CITY, Albay - Mayon Volcano may be nearing a more explosive phase after sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions reached its highest level in 26 years on Saturday, prompting state volcanologists to warn of possible changes in the volcano's ongoing eruption.
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