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[Summary] => Mayon Volcano in Albay shot up an ash plume about a kilometer above its crater before dawn yesterday, blanketing villages in Ligao City and two towns and prompting preparations for evacuation in case it erupts again.
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[Summary] => LEGAZPI CITY — More than 850 families, which were forced to flee their homes when volcanologists raised alert level 4 around Mayon Volcano, have been allowed to return home.
Cedric Daep, chief of the provincial disaster management office, said the evacuees reside in villages facing no imminent threat.
Daep said the number of evacuees has swelled after residents of barangays not included in the "must evacuate" list have gone to the various evacuation centers, some of them apparently lured by the relief assistance.
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Cedric Daep, chief of the provincial disaster management office, said the evacuees reside in villages facing no imminent threat.
Daep said the number of evacuees has swelled after residents of barangays not included in the "must evacuate" list have gone to the various evacuation centers, some of them apparently lured by the relief assistance.
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August 25, 2006 - 12:00am
