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Mayon Volcano Erupts on Luzon Island in Philippines, Forcing Over 5,450 to Evacuate
The Mayon volcano erupted over the weekend, sending large ash clouds into the sky and prompting emergency alerts. More than 5,450 people fled to shelters. Mayon, the most active volcano in the Philippines, last erupted in 2023.
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Eyewitness video captured large ash clouds billowing from the Mayon volcano on Luzon island in the Philippines over the weekend, The Guardian reported. Emergency services issued alerts to nearby towns as the eruption unfolded. More than 5,450 people fled to emergency shelters in response to the volcanic activity.
Mayon stands as the most active volcano in the Philippines, according to The Guardian. The volcano's last eruption occurred in 2023, providing context for the recent event.
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