Accelerated images released by the Filipino Institute of Vulcanology and Seismology (Phivivols) captured the eruption of the Kanlaon of the Philippines on Tuesday (8).
The video shows a column of thick smoke rising approximately four kilometers in the sky and moving to southwest.
The institute also released a video recorded with a thermal camera, which showed hot gas currents and volcanic material falling in waterfall through the south of the volcano.
Check out the images of the eruption volcano:
The rash started at 5:51 (local time) according to a publication in the XVivolcs Official Account, which maintained an alert level 3 on the volcano, warning of potential additional explosive activity.
Kanlaon Volcano Eruption Bulletin
08 April 2025
02:00 pmEruption Data: A Moderately explosive erupted at the summit cater of Kanlaon Volcano at 05:51 AM Today, 8 April 2025, that Lasted Fifty-Six (56) Minutes Based on Sixmic and Visual Recordings. The Eruption… pic.twitter.com/a8mnxi4ygi
-Phivivolcs-Dost (@phivolcs_dost) April 8, 2025
Although most local residents have already been removed last year in anticipation of the rash, the authorities asked residents near the volcano to remain on alert and avoid the permanent danger area of four kilometers.
This content was originally published in a volcano erupted in the Philippines releases almost four kilometers of smoke on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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