BACOLOD CITY, Philippines — The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) yesterday reported that magma in Kanlaon Volcano has risen to less than five kilometers from the crater.

A bright glow from Mayon volcano's summit crater indicated the start of lava flow, while steam and ash plumes were produced by three steam-driven eruptions, according to the country's volcanology ...

State volcanologists warned Friday of possible lahar flow from Mayon Volcano caused by the expected heavy rainfall caused by the shear line weather system affecting the southern portion of Luzon.

Phivolcs "strongly recommends increased vigilance and readiness of communities in pre-determined zones of lahar and related hazards on Mayon Volcano." State volcanologists identified the following ...

Based on projections, three scenarios are possible at Kanlaon Volcano: slow rise of magma where the lava may overflow from the crater similar to what happened at Mt. Mayon last year; fast rise of ...