00:00Volcanic ash from Mount Canleon has affected around 94,000 people in the Philippines.
00:05The eruption occurred on October 10th on Negros Island, in the country's central region.
00:11Authorities say approximately 24,000 families have been affected.
00:15The volcano produced an ash plume rising 5 to 6 kilometers above its crater.
00:20But the activity did not stop there.
00:22Scientists recorded eight separate ash emission episodes on Sunday,
00:26followed by at least five more on Monday.
00:28Mount Canleon remains under alert level 2 on a scale that reaches level 5.
00:34However, Philippine volcanologists warn that another explosive eruption is possible.
00:39Potential hazards include falling ash, volcanic gases, fast-moving currents of hot gas,
00:45and volcanic debris and rocks thrown from the crater.
00:48Authorities say the 4-kilometer permanent danger zone must remain evacuated.
00:53Nearby communities are also being urged to stay alert in case the warning level rises.
00:58The key concern now is whether volcanic activity will intensify
01:02and put surrounding communities at greater risk.
01:05Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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