Bulkang Kanlaon, muling nagbuga ng tone-toneladang sulfur dioxide

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00:00A tonne-tonne-tonne of sulphur dioxide was released on Mount Canloon on the last date of PHIVOLCS,

00:08at 5,083 tonnes of sulphur dioxide was released by the volcano yesterday,

00:14or less than 5,397 tonnes on June 28.

00:19PHIVOLCS Director Teresito Bacolcol estimated that the water under the volcano might have boiled

00:25and volcanic gases or the movement of magma.

00:29One of the possible reasons is the movement of magma in the mouth of the volcano

00:34which was the cause of the release of gas.

00:37The Mount Canloon Volcano is still remaining at Alert Level 2

00:40or it could still erupt at any time.

00:43PHIVOLCS continues to remind the public to avoid

00:47approaching the 4km Permanent Danger Zone of the volcano

00:51to avoid any accident.