(12-06-2023, 05:50)Hardinero schrieb: Wie ich gerade im Philstar lese, sagen die Vulkanexperten, dass der Lavafluss gestern nicht so gefährlich ist wie eine Eruption. Die Lava ist vom Krater aus langsam entwichen und etwa 500 Meter herunter geflossen. Es handelt sich also um eine “effusive eruption”, wo das Lava nur wenig Gase emittiert. Es wurde auch kaum Asche ausgestoßen.

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• Rockfalls or landslides or avalanches
  
• Ballistic fragments
  
• Lava flows and lava fountaining
  
• Pyroclastic density currents
  
• Moderate-sized explosions
  
• lahars during heavy and prolonged rainfall
  

Zitat:In the past 24 hours as of 5:00 a.m. Monday, Phivolcs has recorded the following:

• Mayon Volcano continues to exhibit very slow effusion of lava flow, reaching as far as 1.5 kilometers from the crater.
  
• Lava collapse was observed in the Mi-isi and Bonga Gullies, located within 3.3 kilometers from the crater.
  
• No volcanic earthquakes was recorded.
  
• A total of 265 rockfall events and five pyroclastic density current events have been documented.
  
• Mayon Volcano's daily sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions reached approximately 889 tonnes per day on Sunday, June 18.
  
• The volcano's emissions, which are 600 meters tall, display a general westward drift.
  
• Mayon Volcano's edifice is showing signs of inflation, suggesting the accumulation of magma beneath the summit.
  

Zitat:“One member from each affected family will be paid P10,950 for doing community gardening near the evacuation centers, temporary shelter maintenance and housekeeping as well as food preparation,” a DOLE statement read.

Zitat:Mayon bulletin: June 23
In the past 24 hours as of 5:00 a.m. Friday, Phivolcs has recorded the following:

• Mayon remains under Alert Level 3.
  
• Mayon Volcano continues to exhibit very slow effusion of lava flow, reaching as far as 2.5 kilometers and 1.8 kilometers along Mi-isi and Bonga Gullies, respectively.
  
• Lava collapse was also monitored on both gullies within 3.3km from the crater.
  
• No volcanic earthquake was recorded.
  
• A total of 399 rockfall events and 13 dome-collapse pyroclastic density current events have been documented.
  
• Mayon Volcano's daily sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions reached approximately 706 tonnes per day on Thursday, June 22.
  
• The volcano's emissions, which are 750 meters tall, display a general southwest and west-southwest drift.
  
• Mayon Volcano's edifice is showing signs of inflation, suggesting the accumulation of magma beneath the summit.
  

Zitat:Mayon Bulletin: October 8
In the past 24 hours as of 5 a.m. Sunday, Phivolcs has recorded the following:

• Alert level 3 is maintained over Mayon. 
  
• Slow effusion of lava flow from the crater to lengths of 3.4 km, 2.8 km, and 1.1 km along Bonga, Mi-isi, and Basud Gullies, respectively, and lava collapse up to 4 km from the crater
  
• 4 volcanic earthquakes + 180 Rockfall events + 1 Pyroclastic Density Current event
  
• Mayon Volcano's daily sulfur dioxide emissions (SO2) reached 690 tonnes / day (07 October 2023)
  
• The volcano's emissions are 800 meters tall; Moderate emission; south-southeast and west drift