Mayon Volcano Evacuees in Albay Receive Cash Aid Amid Persistent Unrest
Thousands of families displaced by the Mayon Volcano's unrest in Albay, Philippines, are receiving cash aid through a government program. Those who completed 11 days of community work, including cleanup drives, received P5,005 each as the volcano remains under alert level 3.
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