Kanlaon Volcano Erupts Moderately, Ash Plume Reaches 6 Kilometers
A moderately explosive eruption at Kanlaon Volcano in the Philippines generated an ash plume reaching five to six kilometers above the crater. Residents in surrounding areas are advised to take precautions against ashfall.
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