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00:00Magmatic intrusion is the biggest threat in the Volcano Caldaon.
00:03It continues to erupt with more ash.
00:06Now, we will be joined by PBOX Director, Dr. Teresito Bacolcol.
00:12Good morning, Director.
00:14Yes, good morning to you too, ma'am.
00:16Director, what does magmatic intrusion mean?
00:20What danger does it bring to humans?
00:23What it means is that there is a magma rising.
00:28It is not dangerous if the magma is only at the bottom and does not come out.
00:33It will only be dangerous if the magma comes out of the bottom of the volcano
00:37and enters the vicinity of the volcano,
00:39ready for the communities.
00:41Is this one, Director?
00:44Should we be prepared for the possible strong eruption of the volcano Caldaon
00:49because of the activities you are showing?
00:53Yes, we really need to be prepared.
00:56There is still a possibility of a magmatic eruption of the volcano Caldaon.
01:00The public and local government units should be ready and vigilant.
01:04Director Bacolcol, in your latest monitoring,
01:08how much sulfur dioxide did the volcano Caldaon emit?
01:13Are there any volcanic earthquakes being recorded?
01:17Yes. Yesterday, we recorded 10,880 tons per day of sulfur dioxide.
01:23This is lower than 11,556 tons per day of sulfur dioxide on September 11.
01:29We still recorded volcanic earthquakes.
01:32Yesterday, we recorded 17 volcanic earthquakes within the past 24-hour period.
01:37This is lower than the 79 that we recorded on September 11 to September 12.
01:44In the activities shown by the volcano Caldaon,
01:49Director Bacolcol, what are the possibilities of raising it to alert level 3?
01:53What other activities are you waiting for to raise it to alert level 3?
01:58Okay. So the possibility of raising it to alert level 3 is always there.
02:03We are waiting for the sustained increase in sulfur dioxide.
02:07Yesterday, it slightly decreased from 11,000 to 10,000.
02:12The number of earthquakes decreased.
02:17Again, this is one of the precautions that we need to increase to alert level 3.
02:23But if there are more volcanic earthquakes, this is one of the precautions.
02:29If there are phreatic eruptions or magma extrusions,
02:34if there are lava flows, these are precautions that we need to raise to alert level 3.
02:40Director, is there anything that needs to be evacuated around the volcano?
02:47Yes, it really needs to be evacuated.
02:50Especially those who live within the 4-kilometer permanent danger zone.
02:53They should not be there because sudden phreatic eruptions can occur.
02:58It is very dangerous.
03:00I hope our countrymen who live around the volcano Caldaon will listen to this.
03:06Thank you very much, PBOX Director Dr. Teresito Bacolcol.
03:10Good morning to all of you.
03:12Thank you very much.
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