Éruption — Kanlaon

Kanlaon volcano in Bago, Philippines is experiencing active eruptive activity with volcanic earthquakes, tremor episodes, and ongoing sulfur dioxide emissions ranging from 887 to 3,304 tonnes per day. Ash emissions have been recorded rising up to 200 meters above the summit and drifting in various directions. The affected area extends approximately 50 kilometers from the volcano.

If you are currently within the affected region, you may experience ashfall, reduced air quality, and volcanic gases. Follow all evacuation orders and exclusion zone restrictions issued by local authorities. Avoid the immediate vicinity of the volcano and stay indoors during ashfall events, keeping windows and doors closed.

Monitor official updates from the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) and local government units for current guidance. Wear appropriate respiratory protection if you must be outdoors during ashfall. If you experience respiratory symptoms or health concerns, contact local health authorities for advice. This alert is based on reports from PHIVOLCS and GDACS.