Bulkang Kanlaon, nagbuga ng mahigit 11-K tonelada ng asupre

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00:00In the ongoing eruption of Vulcan Canlaon,

00:03it is estimated that more than 1,000 tons of ash were released every day.

00:11FIVOC reminded the affected residents

00:14that some areas around the volcano are experiencing volcanic smog or VANG.

00:21The agency pointed out that the situation is getting worse

00:25in areas affected by the new typhoon

00:29that is expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility.

00:32This is what Ryan Leziguez reported.

00:37The chances of a magmatic eruption are really increasing.

00:41The volcanic eruption of Vulcan Canlaon continues to emit degassing or sulfur dioxide gas.

00:46In this video taken by FIVOC,

00:48the white smoke is visible coming out of the volcano.

00:51This is an indication that the chances of a magmatic eruption are still high.

00:57In the latest FIVOC data,

00:59the volcanic sulfur dioxide gas emission from the mouth of the volcano has increased.

01:04Yesterday,

01:05the new record of the highest volcanic sulfur dioxide gas emission recorded by the volcano,

01:11which reached more than 11,000 tons a day,

01:15was reported by Vulcan Canlaon.

01:17This is far from 300 tons a day if the volcano is at the unrest level.

01:23Our challenge with Vulcan Canlaon is that we don't have a blueprint for a past magmatic eruption.

01:30We don't know how a magmatic eruption in Vulcan Canlaon will progress

01:37because we haven't experienced it yet.

01:40Unlike now, when we have a lot of experience.

01:46Since more than 300 volcanic earthquakes,

01:50this has increased to 73 in the past magmatic eruption.

01:53But this is not an indication that the volcanic eruption is going down.

01:58Our baseline for Vulcan Canlaon is in the quiet sense.

02:05It's only between 0 to 5.

02:09If it's at a moderate level of unrest,

02:13it's around 20 to 30.

02:17So, it's a low number.

02:19But now, we're counting it as almost 100.

02:22Feebox reminded the public that the area near Vulcan Canlaon,

02:26which is as much as possible, is limited to outdoor activities.

02:29This is because of the spread of volcanic fog due to the ongoing eruption of Vulcan Canlaon.

02:35Feebox said that if they can't avoid going out,

02:39they should use N95 face masks.

02:42Or drink a lot of water to reduce throat irritation or constriction.

02:47For now, there are areas affected by sulfuric fumes.

02:51This includes Barangay San Miguel, La Carlota City,

02:54Barangay Masulog, Barangay Pula, Canlaon City,

02:57Barangay Kudkud, San Carlos City, and Barangay Inulingan, Moises, Padilla.

03:02Feebox particularly warned individuals with health conditions

03:06such as asthma, lung disease, old people, pregnant women, and children.

03:11The prolonged exposure to volcanic smog

03:13can cause irritation to the eyes and respiratory tract.

03:17Aside from the possible magmatic eruption,

03:19Feebox also pointed out the lahar flow,

03:22especially when a new typhoon is about to enter,

03:24which can bring a lot of rain.

03:26Feebox said that it's more dangerous if the typhoon,

03:30rain, and eruption of Vulcan are at the same time.

03:33These are called syn-eruption lahars.

03:36They are more damaging than normal lahars.

03:41Because it's hot.

03:43It's hot.

03:45It's more erosive.

03:47It's more damaging.

03:50So when it's damaging, the lahar grows bigger.

03:55And it's hot.

03:58It can burn your skin.

04:00The volcano is still at alert level 2.

04:04Ryan Lizigues,

04:06for Pambansang TV in the new Philippines.

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