The volcano on the central Philippines broke out early in the morning on Tuesday, sending an ash plume about 2.5 miles to heaven and forced the authorities to suspend the school in four villages out of the Ashfala.
Area on Negro Island around Kanlaon volcano, one of 24 active volcanoes Southeast Asia, the country was still under the order of evacuation with Eruption in December.
There were no reports of injuries and harm from Tuesday eruption, which scattered ash in at least four agricultural villages, said the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology.
The agency said that the “explosive eruption” started at 5:51 local time.
The volcano created a “volumetric plot of approximately 4000 meters, drifting southwest,” the statement reads.
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The eruption stopped at 6:47 am (6:47 pm EDT on Monday), the Institute reports later.
The video posted on social media showed a wide, blowing a smoke plume that slowly stretches into the sky.
“We were prepared for eruption. Families within 4 to 6 kilometers (approximately 2.5 miles up to approximately 3.7 miles) were already evacuated during the previous eruption in December last year,” said the French AFP news agency John de Asis.
22 -year -old Channel Nikor said she was waiting for the bus to bring her to school when turned out.
“The sound seemed that the big rock fell from a high place, then I raised my head and saw that (the ash cloud) was getting bigger and larger from the volcano,” she said AFP.
“When I saw the ashes, of course, I felt nervous, but not as nervous as the previous eruption because this time we know what to do,” she said.
The third -level announcement – from the scale of five – put during the eruption of December, remained unchanged.
Ben Edwards, Professor of Geological Sciences at Dikinson College in Pennsylvania, said CBS Evening News Plus “on Monday that eruptions around the world have Almost daily cases.
“The earth is made of tectonic plates, and at the edges of the plates – where all the activity occurs mainly, where there are earthquakes, here is where there are volcanoes and other things, and therefore all this activity is due to the fact that we live on the active planet, where the surface of the planet is moving on essence every day,”
In September, hundreds of residents of the closest were evacuated after the conlaon promoted thousands of tons of harmful gases in one day.
In 1996, three tourists were killed near the top and later rescued when Kanlaon flared up without warning, officials said.
Where is the Kanlaon volcano in the Philippines?
The volcano is located in the central Philippines, which is in the quiet fire of the “ring of fire”, prone to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. The archipelago is also directed about 20 typhoons and thunderstorms a year, making it one of the most prone to catastrophes in the world.
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He contributed to this report.